41 F. Lieut. Briscoe, from h. p. 96 F. Lieut. 26 Feb. 1822. Lieut. Sutherland, from 30 F. do. do. Lieut. Waters, from h. p. 59 F. do. do. Lieut. Norman, from h. p. 2 F. do. do. Lieut. Gray, from h. p. 104 F. do. do. Lieut. Hume, from h. p. 100 F. do. do. Lieut. Ferrar, from h. p. 60 F. do. do. Lieut. Vincent, from h. p. 37 F. do. do. Lieut. Russel, from h. p. 48 F. do. do. H. E. Copson, Ens. vice Armstrong 28 do. Assist. Surg. Perrot, from h. p. 3 Vet. Bn. Assist. Surg. do. 52 R. D. King, Ens. by pur. vice Viscount Chetwynd, Gren. Gds. do. ខាន 55 2d Lieut. Daniell, from h. p. Rifle Brig. Paym. vice Fisher, superseded 14 March. Paym. Green, from h. p. late Corsican Rang. Paym. vice Shafter, h. p. 25 Dec. 1821. Lieut. Penefather, Capt. vice Halford, prom. Ens. Chichester, Lieut. J. M. Drummond, Ens. 7 March 1822. do. do. Serj. Maj. Wolff, Adj. and Ens. vice Adams, dead 25 Dec. 1821. Inf. Cape Corps. Ens. Fraser, from h. p. 79 F. Ens. vice London and Westminster Light Horse Cor. Drummond, Lieut. vice Merry, res. 21 Feb. 1822. J. N. Collyer, Cor. do. Capt. Travers, Recruiting for the East India Comp. Service, to have temporary Rank of Capt. 7 March 1822. Charles Chaplin, Esq. Professor of Military Drawings at the East India Comp. Military Seminary at Addiscombe, to have the local Rank of Capt. and Adj. during the period of his being employed with the Company of Cadets there 28 Feb. The undermentioned Cadets of the Hon. the East India Comp. Service to have the temporary Rank of 2d Lieut. during the period of their being placed under the Command of Lieut. Col. Pasley, of the R. Engineers, at Chatham, for instructions in the Art of Sapping and Mining 28 Feb. Exchanges. Lieut. Col Stanhope, from 29 F. with Bt. Col. Sir J. Buchan, h. p. Port Serv. Lieut. Col. Milling, from 81 F. with Lieut. Col. Creagh, 93 F. Capt. Nestor, from 12 F. rec. diff. with Capt. Forbes, h. p. 19 F. Capt. Watson, from 41 F. rec. diff. with Capt. Boulton, h. p. 21 Dr. Capt. De Visme, from Cape Corps Cav. with Capt. Langley, h. p. 60 F. Lieut. Baker, from 5 Dr. G. rec. diff. with Lieut. Gardiner, h. p. Miles, from 5. Dr. G. rec. diff. with Lieut. Kennedy, h. p. 7 F. Mairis, from 6 Dr. rec. diff. with Lieut. Brymer, h. p. Chamberlayne, from 12 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Markham, h. p. 72 F. Hilton, from 29 F. with Lieut. Stephens, h. p. 98 F. Hardcastle, from 31 F. with Lieut. Baldwin, h. p. 75 F. M'Donald, from 47 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Swayne, h. p. York Lt. Inf. Vol. Morris, from 66 F. rec. diff. with Murray, h. p. 7F. Vereker, from 83 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Law, h. p. 62 F. Cornet Bradburne, from 1 Dr. G. rec. diff. with Cornet Smith, h. p. 9 Dr. Cornet Wright, from 7 Dr. G. rec. diff. with Cornet Unett, h. p. 2 Dr. G. Ensign Sunderland, from 52 F. with Ensign Vivian, h. p. Ensign Crawfurd, from 70 F. rec. diff. with Ensign Blake, h. p. 84 F. Paym. Anderson, from 25 F. with Capt. Biddulph, h. p. Qua. Mast. Herring, from 3 F. with Qua. Mast. Coulson, 74 F. Assist. Surg. Greig, from 4 Dr. with Assist. Surg. Richmond, h. p. 5 F: Assist. Surg. Duigan, from 89 F. with Assist. Surg. Pope, h. p. 57 F. Resignations and Retirements. Lieut. Colonel Hodge, Gren. Gds. Major Fancourt, 34 F. Major Barwick, 37 F. Appointment Cancelled. Hosp. Assist. Walshe, from h. p. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, Kept at Edinburgh, in the Observatory, Caltonhill. N.B. The Observations are made twice every day, at nine o'clock forenoon and four o'clock afternoon.-The second Observation, in the afternoon, in the first column, is taken by the Register Thermometer. THE weather, throughout the whole of March, was cold and stormy; and frosty nights continued to prevail throughout the first week in the present month. The wind, which had continued uniformly to blow from the west from the beginning of Winter, changed, on the evening of the 8th, to the east: this change was followed by cold, piercing, east winds, till the 13th; on the evening of that day, a heavy shower was followed by a more elevated temperature. On the 14th, the mercury in the thermometer stood at 52°, and this day it is as high as 55o in the shade, at twelve o'clock noon. A continuance of genial weather will soon refresh the languishing vegetation. Wheat, in many instances, exhibits a yellowish appearance, and, on thin soils, many of the plants have perished. From the dry state of the soil at the time of sowing grass seeds last season, Clover plants stand, for the most part, rather thin. Pastures begin to yield a tender bite, but cattle are still confined to the straw-yard in the cultivated districts. The Oats seed has now been got safely committed to the soil, on a middling dry bed: some early-sown Oats give a more regular braird than could have been expected at the time of sowing, when the boisterous winds that then prevailed rendered regular sowing ahnost impossible. In early situations, Potatoes have been planted. Barley grounds have received the cross-furrow, and work is, for the most part, in a forward state. The dry weather, in the beginning of last Autumn, has produced a rich profusion of blossom on every kind of fruit trees, but much will depend on the nature of the weather for the ensuing month, whether the appearance of fruit in Autumn correspond with the abundant blossom that now covers our orchards. There has been little alteration in the markets since our last. Scarcity of fodder helps to keep the price of Cattle low. Fat Cattle are sold at 6s. per stone, and Wheat is sold at from 24s. to 26s. per boll. Perthshire, 15th April 1822. VOL. X. 4 A Fiar Prices of Grain, Crop 1821—in the following Counties of Scotland: ABERDEENSHIRE. Oatmeal, 8 stone. -0 18 0 .2 2 0 Pease.. .0 11 6 Lammermuir Oats...... Pease... .£.1 7 6 .....0 19 3 15 6 0 19 41 8 0 1 13 0 The boll of Pease, without fodder....0 12 0 12 O ...0 15 6 STEWARTRY OF KIRKCUDBRIGHT. Wheat, 5s. 6d. ...0 15 3 ...0 18 0 .0 14 0 Barley, 3s. 04d. .0 16 0 0 12 6 .1 20 .1 3 6 ..1 0 0 ....0 13 6 ....0 14 0 £.1 6 8 10-12ths. 0 19 5 7-12ths. ..0 18 0 0 .0 16 2 10-12ths. .0 15 4 ..0 14 0 1-12th. Oatmeal, eight stone per boll..0 15 9 5-12ths. CLACKMANNANSHIRE. Wheat£.1 7 4| Kerse Oats£.0 16 7 COUNTY OF EDINBURGH. Potatoe Oats, 2s. 34d. Common Oats, 2s. Id. Oatmeal, 1s. 94d. Pstone Troy. Wheat, boll, L.1 6 6 Ditto, 9 stone, £.0 19 1 Wheat, best sort, £1 801 Oats, 2d sort, £.0 14 0 FIARS OF ROSS-SHIRE-CROP 1821. ditto ditto Oats, first quality, 4 firlots ROXBURGHSHIRE. Wheat.L.1 11 8 Pease0 18 2 Beans 17 5 Barley1 2 0 3 2 Oats 0 18 6 S 1 0 0 0 Second dittol INVERNESS-SHIRE. Oatmeal, 9 stone.. White Oats, 5 firlots.. Ditto, with fodder Black Oats, boll of 5 firlots Ditto, with fodder... Black Oatmeal, Barley,.. Ditto, with fodder boll. £.0 19 0 ..0 19 0 140 073 099 0 17 0 150 180 Teviotdale Boll of five Winchester Bushels. Oatmeal.1 8 10 boll of 16 stones. The same, by the Berwick Boll of six Winchester 2s. 54d.@36 46 LONDON. 58 54 56 57 74 62 82 82 75 78 72 18 24 17 27 38 29 145 106 115 110 83 ༄een2838|I& S8|||eར||༄38*8ཌ་ཌལ ཤྭ 60 70 77 21 37 98 98 90 26 60 55 60 14 80 11 11 12 10 3 11 6 FUSTIC, Jamaica,. Honduras Mahogany.. 1 0 1 6 1 2 TAR, American, brl... Archangel,........... TALLOW, Rus. Yel. Candle, Home melted, cwt..... 20 16 Cod,.......... 7d. 118 18 53 54 48 50 85 34 35 36 38 £.22 21 10 22 20 53 4 0 11 14 6 08 37 0 2 0 3 3 6 0 70 101 0 94 0 114 0 101 114 |