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t h e rieftatees In yesterta)'? Ballot *ere caned cnrot., JO days axed for their p. , th mosTON gave notice, that on Monday nest „„ id m ove the Ordinary Army Estimates. He should ;rred waiting till the whole of the Estimates were b e t louse, had it not been that some of the grants for va— ces expired at the beginnieg of the present month. Motion of Mr. LUSIIINGTON, the House then a Committee on the Nassau Salt Acts, the Wool Im. Acts, and the East India Customs Acts, when Resta , passed that the said Acts were expiring; and ought Ate d.—The Report ordered to be received on Monday. West ham p a om , COCRTENAY for some alteration in resented the roor retition Laws. from Westharn, (or oitlC alterstioo in the I'oor Lawa.—Ordered to lie .11ANCEI.T.011 of the EXCITEQUER moved that Ic.nc do adjourn till Monday.— Adjourned accordingly. DIVAS and RICHARD ABBOTTS have the follow- Wines to sell, of the qualities As stated below. Witlei; can only be tasted or samples had from No. 10, Skinner-street : t Vanes of fine q uality, at . - per dozen 425. ;0 Arid' Mountain - . ' 425. cd Hock, Micelles, of the trio3t superior quality 425 . iir: rick Cardwell* .- - 445. rx Hock, 46 years o - old "753. r ef high flavoured Bursae - Os. - find - " - 525. a r high flavoured Clarets—Chateau, 9largott, e 4 lAfitte -84 s. Ruch isd, 1519. _ TIIE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1819. TI& FUNDS. 'RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLCCK : 6.;ock shut,Bank Long Anus. shut. • CL Act. shut—Cons. 74iii fur Acc. 7411=3i per Cent. shut. Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy 104; if Stock shut—lndia Bonds 32 34 prem. suer 12ills (2d.) 2 3 dis. consequence of the Cum BARON being called Town on the necessary duties of the Circuit, ;HIEF JUSTICE of the COURT Of KING'S BENCII last night, by letters patent under the great seal, ted to preside in the House of Peers during :ca.ional absence of the Loku CHAICCELLOR.— the second instance, during the short period has eiapsed of the present Session, in which a Inlnner has been constituted Prolocutor or Speaker House of Lords, and in such a manner as not int the rights of the disti.oguished individual appointed to sit in the place of the LORD CHAN., In.—On the return of the Cum BARON to to which of thetearned Gentlemen will belcng honour of presiding during the continuance of the ' CHANCELLO/Cb indisposition ? Ist night the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER iponed to Monday senuight, the Committee on Itriyal Household Bill, in consequence of the -.e of Lord Casimutraiiii, prevented horn at... rig in his place by a severe family affliction, the of his Lot dship's sister, the young and interest.. Ady ELLENBOROL'OII. Lord PALMERSTON announced that he would pro • the ordinary Army Estimates on Monday. We to congratulate our military readers on a state. licited from his Lordship, by a question put (IT. LYTTLETON, respecting the orth to be in required from Officers on Half-pay?—ln oath hitherto exacted, the Officer, in qualify himself for receiving his half-pay, was obliged to ' It he held no office whatever, civil or mill- , under the Crown; but now he shall be required swear, that he does not hold office under the .rown, of which the annual salary does not exceed times the amount of his half-pay.—So far this well. Every person must desire to see the services our warriors properly remunerated. But might not be better rewarded by preventing vacancies being filled by new Officers ? In this we might worse than follow the example of France at the moment. By this means many of these ye 4ans might gradually be provided for in a way much more congenial to their feelings and beneficial the country ; and a considerable saving would be gradually effected in the half-pay pension Which now amounts to about four million; a year. Oa Monday the CHANCELLOR of the ExcuEQuEn 'Jring forward a Motion on the Balances in the Lnd , of the Bank. From vim transpired it .appears so less a sum than sir millions (the whole ba isms being about seven) will be made available to • PuY:c. P. Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore- : 1 1 , --The Chamber of Peers met in general assem on Tuesday, when they proceeded to the order tile day !Cr the discussion of the proposition on n::iou • Law, taken into consideration at the Sitt;llg. Clan b;r heard against the proposition Court 3 " 3 mitc, Count LINJUINA.IS, Count Ds CAsE, Cie Marquis de Marta.xvlLLE ; end in favour Cie Marquis de CLERMONT TONNERRE., the Duke , D ONDEAVVILLE, and the Marquis rONTANES• 4e several discourses of these Members were or .. to 'ae printed. ilarnes of some ether Members were inscribed iiit of speakers, but the Chamber were disin. 14 :1e4 w hear 4ny farther discussion. Pat question was then put to the vote by nominal I Peal, what out of 153 Members ,resent, there ap -I'' 4 *ed'9S for the adopti on o f t h e propos i t i on , an d 4 f af its rejection, leaving Ministers in a minority '' 7 / the third time of 40.—The Chamber then ad ;:ltned till Thursday. According to the Charter, this Resolution of the Clamber of Pens, cannot be sent to the Chamber of Deputies till after the lapse of ten daysthat is t 6 say, not sooner than the 13th instant, by which time, it is probable, the counteeproposition which has been submitted to the Deputies br ig,I4ATITTE, will have run its course, and been adopted. The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordinance, con voking the Electoral Colleges of the Departments of Finisterre, the Rhone, the Sarthe, and the Lower Loire, to meet on the 2.5 th instant, to supply the ya cancies caused in their Deputations, by the double .eleczion of Messrs. MANUEL and CAMILLE JOURDAN, by the resignation of Ski:TS THORE-0011ENDET and DELAHAYE, and by the death of Sieur PEA-RUSSET. The Ex-Empress MARIA LOUISA left Parma on the 11th ultimo, .with a numerous suite, intending to proceed by Verona to Venice, to meet her father the Emperor of AUSTRIA. -The Emperor had reached Augsburgh on the TM ult. The Trench Funds have experienced a slight re action. On Tuesday they got up to oSfr. 50c. at which they left off. We copy the following from American Papers re ceived this days HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JANUARY 30, The following Message, from the PRESIDENT of the United States, was read : " In compliance with a Resolution of the Timm of Repre sentatives, of the: 18th instant, requesting me to communicatc any information not already communicated, to he laid befwe the Ilouse, whether Amelia Island, St. Mark's, and l'ensacola,' yet remain in the possession of the U. State,, and if so, by what laws the inhabitants are governed ; whether articles imp-weei l therein froM foreign countries, are subject to am and what do-' tits, and by what laws, and whether the said duties arc col-, Iceted, and how ; whether vessels arriving in the United States (rum Pensacola and Amelia Island, and in rensacola and Ame lia Island fiom the United States respectively, are consider.d and treated as vessela arriving from foreign countries, I trans mit a Report from the Secretary of the Treasury, and likewise one from the Secretary of War, width will at rd all the infer mation requested by the House of Representatives. "Jan. 30, 1819. (Signed) "JAMES MUNROE." Message and Documents read, and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. Another Message was received as follows : " I transmit to the Weise of Representatives, in compliance with their Resolution of the 14th instant, a Revert of the Se cretary of State concerning the applications which have bran made by any of the Independent Governments of South Ame rica, to have a Minister and Cmstil-General accredited c hy the Government of the flaked States, with the Answer of this Co vernment to the appiications addressed to it. "Jan. 1819. " JA MFS MUNROF.." Message, &c. ordered to lie on the tabk, :Ind be printed. LXTRAVT rum TIM CQBItiSPONDENCE AM:Mitt:l3 TO. " General Clemente, Minister Plenipotentiary from Venezuela to the United States, having arrived at the seat of Government, transmits a note to the Secretary of State, informirg hint that he is ready to proceed in the execution of the duties committed to him by bis Government. The following Letter from Mr. Adams, in reply, declines all negociation through the agency of Mr. Clententi with his Government." We print it entire, to shew with what address we can give the quietus to a Republican Minister, who, it seems, had merely exercised the same power exercised by Dr. Franklin, in France, during our Revolution: TILE SECRETARY OF STATE TO DON LENOCLEMENTI. " Department of Ststc., Dec. 16.' " Stn--I our Note of the 11th instant has been laid before the President of the United States, by whose direction I have to inform you, that your name having been avowedly affixed to a paper, drawn up within the Udited States, purporting to be_a Commission to a foreign Officer, for undertaking and executing an Expedition, in violation of the laws of the 1J Cited States ; and also another paper, avowing that 30, and otherwise inn:k ing to our Government, which rapers hove been transmitted to Congress by the Message of the President, of the :isth of March last. I am not authorized to confer with you, and that no further communications will be received from you at this Department. " I 3111, &c, (Signed) "J. Q. ADAMS." FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCEIt OF of the Deral. ajoriJas days I , ixesl . , d PALMLRS o i oAd move the f er Ted s , hadranto t;s .re ,. H ou se services cfforea t h e llotton Uf ..i nfo a Comma( j tion Acts, and t i ve d f' were pass ed tb I s conthi „—Tht )Ir. COURTENA • J r; for same alto ,b e table. 6 1be Cif ANCELL l i m o do adjourn iffONIAS and R Wines to sell ;4g Wines can • No, f'77 ' e . of fine Vir • fro/ 011 rich Mon Real Hoek, Miceli' 1R : rich Carcavel r o e flock, 46 yea v er y high flavours eti Tints v ov h•oflavoure and lAlitte Match std, 191% — 7 ; 111}A SATUR TIME OF STOI 6;ock shut-, Spar Ct. Bed. shi c on; , fur Ace . . 741 her Cent. shut— Wiz Stock shut. Exchequer Bill; C. In consequence from Town on th ce CHIEF Jusnc ns last night, b 7 ippOiEted to prey occasional abs D.is is the secon• tt has elapsed Dmmoner has bet the House of L affect the rigi 'sit appointed to nton.—On the town, to which of honour of pies 101110 CHANCELIA Last night the pstponed to Ma se Royal House Isence of Lord taiing in his pia kath of his 1..01dr .7g Lady ELLENE Lord PALIIERS Ease the ordinary love to congratul men elicited fror ly Mr. LYTTLET kare required tle oath hitherto kg himself for re near that he hell tare, under the C to swear, that Crown, of which tee times the at well. Every p of our warriors .ey not be better from being filled do worse than fo resent moment. teats might gr much more tong to the country ; sous be gradual] .ct, which now at Oa Monday t to being forwa Lads of the Ban tot no less a su nieces being abo tit Public. Tee Paris Pap ' 411, --The Cha on Tuesday, of the day for :re PlTious sitting. The Chamber Ittextuounc, vie Cie Narqui If it the .51arquil c 'f DoxmLativit• -le several d vo , : to 1 4e p i n 4.1; darnel of tot :. .is: of spr W hear :it question " e ll , whelk of Nred yS for th foe its rej ect i '. 7 r t the third ti ;tlrned till Thu Accordi ng to FEBRUARY 4. To prevent misapprehension from the House of Representatives having sat with dosed doers a short time yesterday, it is thought proper to state our im pression that the subject under consideration Was not of material importance, being only incidental to a small item in the Military Appropriation Bill, of 20,000 dollars, for certain expenses attending an In dian Treaty, an explanation of which it was not thought expedient to make with the doors open.— We thus notice this circumstance only because ever since the Embargo Session, the closing of the doors of the House of Representatives (the Senate doors being frequently closed as a matter of course on exe cutive business) has been generally regarded as pre fatory to the disclosure of some important act of legislation. The Hon. Mr. LAMB, the new Member for West minster, has taken his seat in the House of Commons. The name of R. A. CRICK/TT, Esq. was omitted in the Majority upon Sir J. MACKIN rO5l 1S motion. J. B. MAITLAND, Esq. also voted in the Majority on the slum motion. The Duke of GLOUCESTRR arrived at Gloucester- House last night, attended by Sir ARCH:RAW Mira itity and Major CURZON. His amiable Duchess had previously arrived at Gloucester-House, from Wind sor. and gave her Royal Husband a most affectionate reception. His Royal Highness appears in euellent health And spirits. The LORD MAYOR entertained at dinner, yester day, at the Nlansion-house, a large party, amongst whom were the Archduke MAztmiLtAst, Duke of Wai,,Lt stow, and several Members of Administration. ORATORM.-..—The Selection it Covent-Garden Theatre, last night, was ucellent, gnd wfnt of with great applaast, NAVAR INTELLZGZNCI;. The following it copied from the board at the New England Coffee-house: • ' • " Neir York, Feb. 5,1819. '"rhe brig Mary, Smith, ef Mkldietown, is wresiked oo the rocks rear liermuda---vessel and cargo lost—crew saved. The brig Trttin, Caskey; in 55 diiys from Liverpool, arrived at Jamaica, but not being able to reach I'ort Royal, dtove ashore in a heavy squall, on the 6th December, near Plumb-point : she cut away her wins in hopes of saving her, but without effs-ct— crew and letter-bag saved, and hops wore entertained t`rst the greater part of :he catgo would also be saved. 'Cho schooo‘r Cornelia, Hatch, from Charleston, for St. Augustine, was. on the Gth instant, stranded in an island of sand off Little St. Sim ms —crew and part of the cargo saved. The island is abov_. 14 feet above high-water-mark, and is never covered mart in heavy gala. Toe Lydia, Nichblis, frorn llourdeauN, for New York, with lit.r.dy, fruit, &c. was stranded on the 15th January, Lear Bermuda—vasel lost—the crew and most of the cargo saVed. The Lydia was 117 days out from Bourdeausc, and was tflown off the coast of New York three diderent times," " llaltimere, Jan. es, " An armed schooner full of dry goods was run ashore on Holland's Iskincl, on Sunday ni,;:it last. It is said she is in the posszssiou of the Collector of Annapolis." • 'lle Jane Hazard, Thornton, from New Orleans,, arrived at Liverpool, sailed on the Bth , and from the Palize 16th January ; spoke off the Jklize the Laurel, from Liverpool to Nest' Orleans. The Abigail sailed for Liverpool 13th January. Dovra, lhacn S.—llia Royal Highness the Duke of Or QV.- CFATZR arrived here last night in the Lady Jane James, Captain HAYWARD, from Calais, and ut off for Town at eleven o'clock this morning, under a salute from the Heights llattery.—Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Captain Russo, with a mail and passengers, for Calais; and the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Pawns!, with a mail and passengers, for (tend .— Arrived this tniirniog the King Ge o rg e pi c k et , C34tain Bicacea, from Calais, with passmgcre. OUTMAN, Mamas 3.—The Cadmus arrived at this port last night from Sheerness.—The Acasta and Tenedos arc ordered frant this port to Woolwich to be repaired.—The Rinaldo is in dock to have the bilge-ways fitted, in order to be hauled up on s:ip to be thoroughly repaired. rtzsockern, 1 111.iacti 3.—Wind E.N.P.. strong breezes and clear weather.—.arrived the Mari, Bill), from Jersey; Nep tune, l'oarEs, from Portsmouth for Ireland; and l'rovideace, Cl.rtrty, itam ditto. Seiltd Vie Bristol, ..llasszait.s.a, for Swsnses. DSRTA:MITH, MARC!! 4.—The brig Success, of Dover, Mr 2.- CS& 3laiter, is safcly arrived at the. entrance of our harbour, at.er hiving cut from an =char and cable in a very dangerous bitharliin id Torbay. Dear, JlAacn s,—Wind N.2.—Came down from the rllver and sailed, the Walshigharn, Small for etc Havanna%; 11u carct, Naricsr, fir Leghorn ; Steel, Cauntwaitr, far Dem rara ; . 4110, WILLIAMS; for Dublin, and several others, names unknowa. Mit.romn, MARCH 3.—Wind E.N.E.—About thirty sail of vessAa, principally Irish traders and vaster', have came in here this last week, and remain wind-boun4. Itstiwten, Masten .s.—Wind N.E. by K—This day part of 'ships materials were brought in here, supposed to belong to the flintier, Purdy, lately wrecked on the Gunfiect Sand. lavitaram., 11Imunt 3.—The Liverpool packet, BITMETT, from Savannah, is on shore on Purist' Bank, and is diteaarging her cargo. Sailed the Bengal, WoupwAttht for Pengal• COT CH/in:A, MARCH S.—M onday , the brig Alexander, of the port of Dundee, laden with mai, in proceeding through, the S , itway, struck the gls.mnd and sawn became a wreck. The Attswr 'and sail Ors were, by the assistance of the smack G 091.1 Intent, of Brizhtlingsea, providentially preszrved. 4 small por tion' 0f th 2 c:tra and materials have been saved. Cuszon House, Marten 4.—Entered Inwards : Nelly, Gibb, front 1 Lunburili ; Vrow Gesina, Duddes, from Groningen ; the Fontain, JAM, from ditto ; Diana, Bassingal, horn ditto ; Adolf and Frederic; Bartels, from Wolgast • the Lamm, Trettin, from Stettin; Zephyr, How, front Rotteram; Vrow Margaretta, Wagener, from ditto; Vrow I larinina, Sxmaii, from En:been ; Commercium, Bootsma, from ditto; Dorothea, Schmidt, front Memel ; Atlantic, Pain, from liarnburgh • Vrow Aasje, Ouwe baud, front Dordt ; Vrow Christiana, ieteri, from Delf7yl; I.ord Itddleton, Ker, from Dantaie. Entered Outwards:—, Nra. Sra. de llogona, ynga, far Corinna ; Hebc, Ilowes, for Havanna!) ; Mevagissey, Morris, for Barcelona ; Ocean, Low.. thee, far Amsterdam ; Antaux, Byers, for Antigua; Mary Jane, Paulson, for Jamaica; I'Ami, Perrino!, for Rouen; Atilt, Mit chell, fur Cadiz; Jenny, Scotland, for Harnburgh ; Sprightly, Ittldger, far Riga ; Esther,‘Jones, for Gibraltar ; the Stanton, Chambers, for Bremen ' • Wll6llll, Wood, for Stettin ; Margaret, Jarvis, fur ditto ; Eliza beth, Swinburne, for Malta and Corfu ; Grantham, Underwood, fur Demerara. Cleated Outwards:— Oporto packet, Colesworth, for Pernambuco ; Hector, Stcrey, for Stettm ; Governor Balker, Justus, for Tobago; Deux Mnis, Olivier, for Dunkirk. IrLenhi s.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Carl Johan, Clue, I from Stockholm; Vrow Petronella, Moving, from Dordrecht ; Junge Jenneka, Jansen, from Norden; Vogeltje, Lebas, from 'Dordt ; Vrow Gertruida, Antoni; Vrow Ca:h .rina, Scheltens; Vrow Margaretta, Sikkens ; Goed Hoop, Flick: Julfroa Aaltje, Bossein; Jung Cornelia, Oartjes; and Vrow Styotge, all from Groningen; Jong Johannes, Roetten ; Vraw Matta, Aden; and Almuth Catharina, Braluns, from Leer; Whitt& mina, Loots, from Embden ; Jong Hendrik, Ilazeurinkle, front Ilarlingen; Anna Margaretta, Schmidt, from Tondem ; Frit deriea, Volekman, from Memel.—Entered Outwards :—Jonye Cornelis, Hayes, for Amsterdam.—Cleared mina Cabazina, De Junge, fur Rotterdam; Waterloo W.:tt. fer Trieste ; Ann, Walker, fur Copenhagen ; Active, I;Isale.:, for St. Sebastian's ; l' %m. Fercinal, for Rouen ; linter Anda, Dogen, and Stag, Fixey, for Haniltenth ; Lattella and Marga ret, llunt‘r; Lotte, Aclikes ; and Johanna, Ur:int:en, for Dantzic ; hope, Craige, fur Ilavannah ; Neptune, heard; Me dia, Callineyer ; and Pacific, Camplitll, 6 fur Cadiz, Extract of a letter from Madrid, dated Feb. la; " The Government has renewed. to England the Fe-- mission she formerly enjoyed, and which had bt.en suspended, of exporting piastres from New S.pain. the produce of the fabrication of which does not ma terially differ this year from that of the years prev cuOy to the insurrection. In consequence of this determination, English ships of war will no longer be excluded from Vera Cruz, as recently happrried to that which had on board Commissioner l'Anx. from 'Jamaica." Saturday, while the workmen were at dinner, a file broke out in the shop of Mr. C 4 t;o8or. Bovu, Renfrew'. The flames ragJ with such fury th.lt in a few minutes the building, with the greater part of the stock, was consumed. Wedwesday a fire .broke out in the house of Mr. ' 1114xwv.v., wine-merchant, Piccadilly, by which the interior of the premises were consumed. 1 A fire broke out yesterday morning, at four o'clock, in the stable of Mr. J. PitiLues, Staple Claydon, near Buckingham , whiCh destroyed the iange of stabling fty ten horses, together with a ltovel con taining a wagon , and two horses, before it was ex tinguished, hortenately the dwelling-house escaped the dreadful calamity, Now that the Westminster Elcctiim Is over, the attention of the Public is strongly excited to ano:lier severe contest, which will take place in tlit.! City of London. Independence is the cry of every Candi- I date, and an active canvas; is already commenced. Who hill be the successful possessors of the Three Prizes of 1:20 000 cannot he determined t!ll tht;;;:iii of March, when the polling will commence. The Candidates are invited w the Offices of G. Ca otipt.i., NJ). 19, Curnhill, and 46, flefordrxti:eet, %rime tboy ar 1l obusiu every chance of success, as was nwife in the last contract, wilea be sow 2,587, a f.:30,000., 7,009, a £5,000. 1 .40 0: t 4C•••••••=1 as has been ma nifested i p tke Jag Or p, l l*the see of ThTPO PiVb of C 50,00 01 Prnes of paw I riff 44R.V1;1 , . . . Wednesday se'nnight the 3d battalion of the. Cold:. stream Regiment of Guards, tindlr the command of Colonel Woonronr; mat Cite 1 front Chathi n fo! t'ie Tower ; and the 2d battalion of the Grenad;er Guards, under the command of the H. Colcw.e! TowNs'. ttExn, has arrived at Cli:ttlidni to replace the Cull. stream Guards, , The servant of CoNIA Pot giNI3Y had his eull thciered Covent-Garden, on Wednesday afterneon, In guns...quotes of rl fusing to strike the colours of Mr. I,asia, which he wore in his hat the Colonel, upon witnessing tile ill-treantient his servant had experiarced, and having a large stick In his (,card, instantly, with two cuts to his right and left, laid about sip Of the raffiant spraWling, when the rust of those near him rat awry, applal;'.•d at his spirited behaviour. iieneral SI: iitorauu FinsaussoSi sulfured much from a blow I.c received 41 the htbee. DEATH OF LADY ELLENVOROUOII,-.—'vVe 41'e con; cerned to announce the death of this wilinbic in the 27th year of her age. Her Ladyship had beep in a declining state of health for some time. His Lordship left town about a fortnight ago for It.tland, to briqg her Ladydiip to town; they hived on Wed: nesday at the Dowager Lady EI,LENBOROUGOI seat at Itoch tmpton. On Thursday they removed from thence to a house in Hertford -street, :Wait-fair. About two o'clock yesterday morning her Ladyship expired; Her Ladyship was CATHERINE OFTAYIA, youngest. daughter of Ihe Mat quis of LONDONDERRY ais.cr of Lords LASTLEIIEACII and STEWART, and niece of Marquis CA tap sv. ..;11e was born 14th OctoVer, 1792, and married to the Hon. EDWARD LAW, now Lord ELLENnonouGa, on the 11th December, 181% __ SIR SAMUEL AND LADY ROMILLY.—Our te:ollec tions have been most sensibly excited by me of the periodical publications W . the present month, the Lad's Magazine, which has entbellihed its pays with two striking Portraits; tho of Sir SAMUEL, engraved by SiLviEn, from a picture by G.tio, the other of Lady RomiLIN, enqrave4 by the same artist from HOPPNER'S picture--the only Por. trait that has yet been publi , lied of this Lady, (701. lectors will thank us tier the 'present hint ; these Ea gravinr., which are strit:inq ii!;enesses, being richly worth tour times the price cla;:gc.l ft4r the Magatine in which they appear. . . . FeNER AL OF .IIR HENDEJLION.—.-TllChy, at Westminster Abbey, in the sante grave %%S 7ll ere the re, mains of her husband were deposited, in Poets Cor ner, wa, in:erred Ms, llENnaliCgc the teict of M fiENuEitsur, the celeurated Comedian, • Avid Mortality in one Farmily.--.Last week o A. M , Ke N s E y, Esq. of Southgate, who had, a family of 14 children, lost fivo of then (four girls and boy) by a putrid fever; ride ;t was 12 years or aRe. the others 10, 8,7, and 2. Tbuy wore all buried on 1iod• nesday last, in o:ie grave. The new Satirical Novel, called "a AT:nti, at See. yenss," seem: likely to 'create a far greater in:erest than any similar pit!dication that ha% hitherto pared. As the author observes in his preftce, ret. filers will find real personages, real situations, real em. barrastrnents—and if they see. themselves, we :I l i the lesson will have di:- intended effect. The internal arrangements of Edinburgh ColrezO Museum, are rapidly atlearcing . , and prortti , ,e, - whoa . completed, to rival is h. a.ny and clasic tire e , *o most a .Imired works of this (lest:tip...ion in Europe, The splendid galleries of the great rooms are to be a9propriated for the reception of a magnificent col. lection of foreign birds,, at present in the pess , nsioa of an eminent natureist in Paris, and which the Prin. cipal and Professors intend purchasing, The Earl of ABEIWAVENNY has granted so the Overseers or Chalky, .Busser, about 40 acres of waste land, for c:lltivation, and give employment to such rt the poor of the pat ish as are destitute of other wink, • 'nut sday Parren, alias Paratan,was cons. mitted to St. Artgustine's Jail, Canterbriry, for nue nwn:h, for misapplying the relief given by t4ee.tris:x Otlicers of St. Dunstan' t and getting drunk on tilo Sabbath-day. From the increase.' popttlatien of Manchester, it has become necess.try, publicly, to recommend to (lie inhabi:ants, when walking in the streets, to adopt tau is . general rule obsecd in London, of always k.co i •iob to a., CorroN,lllLL4. pi....tce cf. inform:l:lna has reached us on this tlibjeCt, which, both for the sake of humanity, and fur Cite honour of those to whom it lefers, we ardently- hope is correct. It states that the Petition in favour of Sir Ron Eur PreC; limn Bolton-le-Moors, in Lanca , ..ire, which was re. pie*enteilto the Lottis by the Bishop of Cue'.. TV,it, actually contained the signatures of seven Itigs• ter-Aipi,,ners of cb.it place. As friends to the cause—. and still mere, as taking pleasure in whatever esaits our common nature, we hail. this circumstance u ith, a hearty wacpryir. We think it also confirms (what we all alon4 Itave" . bcen issilined to believe) that many of the Gentlemen c:ntcerned in this trade are mndstoo liberal and humane :o take part in the apposition so strangely mate by t thews of the Zdaster-Spinroxs to the rcgulatic.as r snpotied for redt;cing the pyc h en; extravagant hours ut labour. InJecd, we tunicist 4 oj, that these :lours are considerably less at Bulgo thaq a: ?dandle:ter, and many other places Far:e...trar-.z AC MALL—The Marquis of Bath, in Grow% nor _ ur , i7 ,p., f r om Lot:glen:l ; the rarl of - Briiikwater, in ditto, frcni At•hr:.77a; Dowager Lady 'W. W, Wypne, in Upper Brook-race!, from Wynnotay; the Marchioness of Abercorn; iA Stratford-place, from iharrag the fihe of Norfolk, fFors hie FarLham, fliffidlr ; the Countess, of Cowls, from !Lear seat, trairett, `tarp loud opuebarnp, from P.lris; Lord John Firerry ' 'ALP. fro:n a tour ; T.adv I f 6tiita Manners, from h a seat i n s.oarey ; Lord 144ystard, from hia sear in pasta; Visa eouat Middleton., front hi; scat in Surrey ; S:mtvel Smith, Eash M.P. from his seat in Iliti - ts; -Mr. and Mrs.W. Abbi 4, and Miss Scott, in Ciper Grosvenor-street,.fram Cobham; Fir Andrew, Lady, and Miss Corbett, front .Linti::de Bucks, in Upper M a n.. tague-strget, Montague-skitn re; the ;lon, Captain and Mc.. Cape!, at Mivart's Elotel;• the Rev. J. Shipley, at dit to; ki ts; w elter's and family, ai; siitto i.l.dntiral Lord Graved, at gitlo,' from the Paviliat, 15r:ghton ; the 7.larquis sod r•fachiernss of Camden, from their seat, the V WlT:less, Kent; Aihuiral Sir . (i. B:.okeley, f..om his seat, in 3tte..;:::;'..iir It. Hanle, Dart. M. f, mit his Pat, W..4lllltybllry, ;lens. Il'asugan Fastuotas.--Walkios. to be onhunci:ted with feathet tone arc half pink and half ' 1 b at ri ld m p :f ilt a s it eg tin u r, 4 4l l si w ze it a l i pl• lof white chir, which are than halm!, There ;re other*, of 1041411 r on od eidarfatbvaeacurlth_,4t mw another, and ni on I form. The .Level are abort, be bordered with fur or • their boxes at the Oper d aati • aver that s Captachb . • ,I . .• i i , , V , ,~J - •1 • • 1, ~` '~~ * J•I, yr a 4.4.. ' -Walkiag, :Is w.ll as dress hats, con.k.ue t 11 it 4th:-.. Thv astrith plitines prev.a.— h.ilf b1.r.:%, o:hers b, Lye only tht: etl s e a pink. Willi the hats that have the I round in white eatin,Nbere are i:thee, na in tinich larger ill (root and at apesid :itr . , iminv parkatts of silvei ;aura ur know s . I n, Are ornanwnted *WI strtpte of t o m, • on t he left Itjac is plae,ll a phtnte of pe. lost fashionable drrases are et thiCpe44 .. shirt, and Thti man! dresset via oviteptekor i gptiZ . swanetlown. ' - Pin lAdielt ea I, pet on li pe ir g l; s tes e : WitbOtit.eiene.; w ak, . of iltirt 01411 Or . • . . ...• ." ..". • • • • • , iI