Star. — London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

The tOth of Jul ...being Anniversary Y0' ' 114.144.4i0n !fie Esublishment 9f the Klivtitun of ? was mlebrated with great solemnity at Wassair... 71 1 1 A. }r--17)1'rEN LONDON. ITEDAy, JULY 9; 190.. " 21112 MAW . , 1101 - 017061, Inns PAY 110/f1 . &41111111111I t .0111aiiii Stoat 2174 217- • ' .. .i'SOtCent. l neelpeUd . ( ~ r 8: pet Cent. C . oisiols &Ai .6844.44.. per Cent. 76i 77-4 per Cent. MI 86.1 • i /Spar Cent. Navy 14/211 ex. dir. : flank Long Annuities 171 18 India Bonds 9 11 9 pre. 7 • . ' * South-Sea Stock 74 74 et. tfiv. Exchequer .Bjlls (244 $$ 2 pre. . Cdmraertii4:2o 28 diinvot Omniumllidis. • Consols for. Amt. 69g -psi& ;` • . • r , 1 r .of 1.. ~i A:[ '•t ~# The Cornrriissioners for the -liedtpifitiOdit Na tioaal Debt declining to parcipiti44, ilutY of :Stock ;44y, has -had n ptliteffitiy, itifan the Market-than toas ,, espec t ‘ tiAllint'i , ag. kisAt taire l a considerable isr-tio the immense parehases made bj . ist4dial stssis isto: who a few - #ays alp werc'll6llers. silenced at 9.t, went to 4, and refnaine4t4,4l price at 12 bieliick. Ozintiumirdi dismiss The Commissioners this morning bought £57,000 -Re duced at 671, viz. t37,00i3 for the Saving Banks, and . £20,000 for thg liquidation of the National Debt'. alse-gerie Navitig:4Lesdaia;rtied•titii mori"tro ant their:ybeettettihrerrimporteut. The luso on efean en open .calash to Vitict*es. tAlulintrAtiOt the urns day, the Nacos ie. 40 . alike line cohipoeieg the garden O.Patis iii:'Olitteheihp de Mars. The anumber-ef • ! ". ' tHOlibla beeps goingon with thWeriasting ;Judo, but begins now to be so thinly aitr.ndeci e that on Monday several hotiii - Zalriellifore a sufficient num ber Qf A1q#d ). . 1 9 ' 5444te .. "4 4 t -l iii cte4 :, kirs. P44-.MP45 1 W1.711-yrir * T•;' - . * : , -r, l? ‘; •rai„f: -9 •-;-/ -r- Tc. at a . s . liathesr iktg reghtrk 1 140c644.4404 , Aron which the IbiloirrinVanbakamitis ripen • itSi 31f" en • •.• den: ttipm47 - i l re .- 4 ;14 . 2f kg.TIZT -2;t7" 11T 4 '• • I • *...• KU Is in melt hfre , ;(4 . 's provisitiridt Illerio; a septplete Pre* is • 1 0 4 1 FFLA-V.,,L4 ekete t rlivr.days.2o ntore tranirete - IWOrtifirPri*ltem.Figt li"%` in sash from Franco; •skiay area aa6tafle oneg e , 14;140.ing the army are # 00114.31- k ApuntAttztvisbal eauses,wasamst #45 zlie - irkich account he is inestrianoad •,_ • inn/. rtcit.Yet possible to say•whan k is& sail fee t ideeijskther ; Inssigb;. judge by the arraugementh which we wiembe,•the orelliiiiet4iviatAL Meantime we have several Lamm pri vateers in sight which brave us to make prises ip the Strait, and _jeer:site; divide our preparation[. This is our situation. ' -panniers:lmi houses in this city have received accounts from . the Fltivansah, the writers of which express themselves with the/town Indignation on the report which was in circulation theta of the cession of Cabs to England. Thep say positively, that if the Mother Costar/ should renounce that rich and ire. .'llortast Colciaretlur Mit:banns would know how to defend their gibefty against the Hagfish, whom they do not like. flowerer, •hdd the writers, we Satter ourselves that these reports are with mit foundation, and circulated with landless perfidy, and with • Gulinleol intassisas. *re learn, by the same channel, the the celebrated Father Tenons, having bees lately reinforced by a number of &col. tented hirmicess,'has now a corps more numerous than he has Isadymisrlita since he took ep arms. He. has addressed to the toliatitants of- Moak* a Proclamation, inviting them to repair •:jtVlKMilittlitida of liberty. • The Vmasor had ordered several "`- r deurippeflanipa to proceed gam him, with orders to endeavour tt!*uhrrieitinfur a general settee. A large treasure has beeacel lietiraf Vera CfUlt, but means were wanting to send it to Spain. 14.:1,;,,„ • . CONSTANUWOPLE, MAY 50. "''Me articles of the Capitulation of the City of Dein, tie last itaylitio'iif the Wachabites, have been laid before the Sultan for •:* die approbation. Tim articles were—let. The, preservisdoe of ••• the 4ty=-24. The personal safety of Abdailih-3d. Atamtg for all those wipe had borne arms-4th. The security vx their igpifty, and that of all private persons. z ,,,Al4th :cora to the first article, the Sultan. ht as. le ft the ..•,!:&anatioistant of ggypt cairn liberty respecting it, ttii de* has • littlelenolishei by the victonious army, and thilahabhants ob 'ur"lW,filsgo and settle elsewhere. Habfl Packs, ripsaw of f of Egypt, having received orders to nul* @Ube trod .•• • Jof WOO men, who. were at Medina, against semi' ?Ike of • ' l. Arabiritels. among whom are the &Miffs of the 1 1 /'• of Labels, has commenced his operations with the:greatest wefts. As this province is.already in the hands of Halt The Sthedifi • Mahood having retired into a strong fort, surrendered. Areir torts, situated on the Red Sea, have been taken. The city ci Mocha has sent Deputies to treat for a eapitulathsn. The Do. venter of Fait has declared, that his intention was sotto g, ' , sem Arabia Felix, but to leave it to the limas Id Sara, who governs it at present, rendering him tributary to the Parte. • Mails have atrire4 to-day 4o4l:Hansatugh and , Holland. The Bing of the NITHZILIDANsivis drawing around! him most of his hanbassalliiiiit Foreign Courts,— The circumstance appeareibliave excited a good deal of curiosity,. but•no - rigni:For it, is yet attetnis ted to be assigned. r. _ The trade of Copenhagen is refeesented as begin ning to feel the effects of that stagnation which 4s at -- f.. Dawn bael bona redoiria ailamalitart font the unfortunate Colonel blhiesenbach; 4!attod * fags 'lhe :tau prison at Custrin, in which he hhoeelf itnftetialces his condemnation W imprisonment go,il anot is outtatl,siaty-tive years ni Jii% INOArrivak from abroad to-day present ft with f' Ifos remarkable instances of the state of thraldom in vrhich the Press is still unwisely attempt ed 9n held:hifsMite 'of the prinelol inentlsl ?WNW- 1;h once of one Journal, it Om ri 'burlap:fee complaining of the abuses of. t b ~ i c e Mee under *Constitutional Government; the Edi tor of ancithi4 at Frankfort, has been thrown imb prison for prisoloing to Oink freely of the affairs' a foreign State ::;iced the distinguished conductor if a thir4.,tbe 4, Isis been degraded from his Pi*. fessorshlp, !oaken his appciatasents„ because he hp* eloserrtcrpiefer independence of opinion to the tins 4 and entOlument of Atte • • WARSAW. IdAlfl7. :.-.‘ kdipiiiivelbie event has distaibed the riaaiiinitY of oar capital. On the 16th ins. at.the.eeperseaselieg drill Opera , a bad Actress, Protected by anignon. Ciited cabal, had the impudence tobennk hereogagn- Mem with the Public, who, in consettenen;:stfinstesl her by their disapprobation. On the following day an Order of the Pala was posted up in the corners of the streets, and at the Theatres, conceived in thelil terns : a The PrestatarAihe r and of die PommosiMs City : of Warsaw wag* tiWirtablfiqr! order of dlea dopoidifil* duchy, that volawriesipli'dwitio ids. or to !stmt an JAW& _any manner whsioreer. Aiii*Opiticl and f oiitakee." This arbitracr aiXitt*rmitieat 40 1 7 offended tho Public. The iiiiiio.lo44 . 4* riga till then ad not been placed Elder sbraiip, severe article on the MOW% .raesst number, :under the head , of damsel ofikePoline ise'e Constiho • . dote. The The responsible E4tois of the Quirk dienne, Count Benno Kiciuski and M. Theodore 1110-1 arm rewarded by the public approbation, and all the distinguished persons in the capital addressied them in letters of thanks. The Students of the Uni ,Laersity of Warsaw gave them a spleoad dinner I.—• during the entertainment„ the Editori Irene resented' Iwithiron rings, haviag this-inscri . siou--a Gia4fut 'Youth to the Editors of the Ana" * - cog,,its the police regulation o 1 which I have beenapeak- I iiill: continued in force, other citilens, anions. for the constitution, transmitted. their complaints for insertion-in the eletsofiexpe; on the abuses of the police. After yet articles of this kind were inserted, the - Gorenuiteut tiiiligied that the Qeetidienne should be placed under the censorship, under the penalty of personal responsibility. But the Editors chow rather to become personally responsible, titan to sub mit to art order evidently eoltrary toths 16th article of the Constitution, which guarantees the Liberty of the Press. The Government then commanded the Printing-office of this Journal to be shut up, a cotp mend which was executed on the night of May 19. The Editors protested against this additional vida tion of the Constitution. The whole aiFair hes been referred to the Council of Ministers. After a bag discussion, it has transmitted a report to St. Peters burgh. The nation wait with impatience the decision j of his Majeity our, Kkig on this. occasion, to know; what treatment the defenders' of the Constitution will receive, and how those ate 4 be veeohTeesed who have alousedtha I , ; 400 BAMBERA JUhlt IL - • 10 The. Grar.eite of ibis City contain 11110111,41.,1 lowing article, dated from-Nuns 1,, ntil, , !;;;.!- T fiA : a Professor Ocken has received from , • -. *lent of Weymar the injunction eithir cif' - T. - _ l l l kis place, or giving up the Ed i torship of filer : ' P T igalled the his. Having signified that he imst no ~ . ieriirii) make to this order, a decree hits Immediate* declared him dismissed from hit viniStAid deinis , : i of his appointments. The Stentus. Acadenficas is( Jena exerted itself strenuously to ices-Ant this ama sure; but its efforts were unavaffsag. The Motive of this extraordinary step on thaimertttmlilosiKO meat 'BO liberal as that of Wiffilry Nei 'oar be *- uibuted to the influence of Visit! stud Priissia, sad especially of M. aiaa*r;' .. ,44lloya .., .. . .4it Dresden 7 - - -i77 , 3 .... --:—:%, ' •;.-1.... T. ,, C P .rri . • FRANJurvit 4 u Ns Our soadissint free town hat. ; ' F ''‘ Ir. '''''‘ hint proof of Catnip influence may serve to she those of, rtwitennirronn o. .. feel any Intekatt Sts the affairs Vallersnaniyi ~ I e alai? 144 , 4 , .* nrncet. The Fq of onn Ise ,„ , • ha O* P~. '1 Lbri ft *ea . z to* pilmhboiimeto 4e ity,A4 and: time &MS; tisiii. egisd . draft; gitiOPiro , ' PfintVilte*Sebie received the papeiiiih'ttai: tioni to M. Handel', Austrian Reiident and rolitieal neighbouring petty Princes, to require '''thtputiihmt*t - tof thtreeaser.- -..erersa,acessaiss oir t ated to the OeUtek I#/itlajf,": astertah!ing the real s tat e by which appeired 'Abet ate Censor id.: . article in consetkulasce of its having pre- Ay appeared in several other Journals. Mr. Han was accordingly informed of the circumstance; persisting in his demand, the Senate, with that pliancy - which has so often disgraced its .6gs, emend. the Editor to be tried befors the Correction'atiMice, bir which conscientious Tribunal he was sent as WI/ ULTRA REFORMERS. ~_ We announced tome time ago the intention of some individuals to call a Public Meeting, to be held li n Smithfield. Within these few day a Circular, having reference to this, was actively disseminated, throughout the Metropolis; but from the way in which the names wore attached to it, as if the indi• ,viduals were to be considered as the Requisitionists, wa were inclined to consider the whole as a mischie tons, haar,and therefore avoided giving it insertion in our columns. An article in The-Black Dryad' of yesterday explains the mystery a little. Wootan remarks, dryly, that the Requisionists should ,have :Oho* their own signetnreg, and not the nrusses'ai persons who have only been repeated to ahead the' Muting. With this erplanatiosa we now give a place to this production; (C Re UL A R). " Sta--Instnaeted by the Committeeof Two Hundred (formed out of the great body of the Non.Representesi People of the Rakish Metropolis), Ind acting for and in their behalf, I have, in accordance with the ll:strut-tam so received, the honotir to utmost* to you that a Public Meeting will be hoiden in Smith. add Illasitruplace, on Wednesday the am instant, for the pus. poloist liesisseieg and winpthsg the best mesas, and the most }mope letillilake measures fee obtaining a Radical Reform is the .O Haase of Parliament; sad am also further comasheished, id& ail dee respect, to request year attendanse, in cosigned's& with those Omahas& whose names are here , es public integrity sad talent fee the great ob. jock of solicitude, at this important chain,—.l am, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) " Eaw. Jae. &AMMO, " July 5, 1519. flecretary. " HENRY HUNT, E n . invited to the Chair. " Sir CIUMUIS WOLSZLY " AWN G as.z JONAS, " ?amass Noaerssosa, Bag. " Mr. Woos.za, " Major Gamma; " pr. WASSON " Mr. Combree, jos. " Mr. A. TiaggAwoce.* 155. ace. LENDS, JULY 7-11 P. M. I bastes w cortect an error in my letter of yester day. T 1 Reformers, without waking for the ap pointed time, called on the MAYOy and wok away their Requisition, without-assigning any reason ler. so doing. - The' abnirtriattion alludecteci -in my htter , took place on their.istai s inid e Resluititoll., An elan:ring fig Nis 1 1,0 1 ) 0 4•: The Ultra-Refornaerel2trongimok t ssigiaalligs;Par` ,shtularly the, siannfdeisthit.:dietitietarhas* 'mil* a Mosi'aitfre - CorteioCitidince &wing 4taigiats 27 0 1 4 6 1 0 4.„ 'that`there dmiLlaesrgaaarat isaj slaWPnLids itsg't &the van ides, on aiketal7 d the prorOga' don ofikeliisseat t that therWill tbes publish their nut nbers to the nation at lug . and proceed immediately to : t l their ulterior v6jects into execution! What these Savior objects are, may be pretty accurately guessed, from the tenor and violence of the Resolutions and proceedings of some of.the late Meetings. The reason assigned here for the withdrawing if the Requisition from the Mato*, before the time at', pointed for his answer, is— that the Conearimeehere had received fresh and sudden institutions from the kid Cannsitede of Afanagensent; which instructions dh'eeted them to remain quiet until after the breakinrsp of Parliament !—The quiet and peaceably-inclined part of the community are by no means free from alarm from the prospect before us; for this part df the kingdom (and I am informed in many other parts) has been forthe last two years inundated With seditious, revolutionwos, and blasphemous tracts,. whiCh have not only been sold cheap, but given away, add posted on the. Wills, Etc. by thousands This indsastrY tlkiii*: of the Ultras inigi well excite suwasisess. .-Itiass,bn hoped, however, that the gem* vied 'sense of the 'manufacturing classes Ifor tlwy Ore , #jt that ignorant rabble which mischiefs . • ,pD , fi will induce them to attend' iimehthiesillnui#l4lB fi r friends of peace 4od opedgeld them and their faMili talishei" and. 'sin .which sett .Cti• sioissce . • "Willy entail upon them. - ! 7.lig e L ..7lp mgqi,. , r9 O p v pl !Di Cockermouth: • : - ,_hitheatrivid of a Party of Dragooni".l .It - Appe;eo4 AhAlt - CE.;.4 1 .44:0* - ij eidtleciessilkod shadow", 40is r: pret t in i l ttliailitimbf fooNwt her hits&wit 0- 1 0ied ct her • . a • . reighbOftlk 84,aC110 by them with 'ft few ThishisliteloilijiWeD4 had hasp him- a ii 1... :` '`k, poi 4 efrieseademaie, ecerverted tato .', ! • - ,liek- 41 an erpteas WWI ient . to CarliskP i, • •-..h),..--k. ,-,..-:. „1 1 - 44400 g fleetlieslto observe, that not rtiOftiOlttladitipplifiait.lo turault or diVorder b# been liiiiiiii . ablelordat aseavem,:ak; flat pitam ! , - ilrla# l 4 l ; WierikadifAhailaivasasimible assiassmeat bid yet: ae4iiiit'irafilfetweeotbeledistresiad individiuds, mod *beim. masters ; tbef . ' Ai!.* . et.stauding oat Aro so lames* of wi , • .--R llll r% 1 ;.. 110 .1 :.,..• ~ •i ,i• . et - 73 _'"4'l - Tirrit,:m.,;. , ;.ip3 i 4, ,i • - - .tbe libikfallitY . c,4 • nthePallitomPaPiii4A FA-. pod v.iti AN:.I,-/ , .:,,,A A, s.,irq , krairscalzds 4 ovritettirgarfoglo4dsik the FriIICCUO AUOUSZA and rme,, on A 1451 t . : z - -..., . ... . • . i .i •• • ••,i . 1 if 4 t•PI: oulairKtilqb -.4csayi If1(1. ZA I , ' 4,4 i . • : 129"glitiffekIrMWS/0/018.1111110=M prii#l4746:4ol*(llatitatielisclie Agint to some neigi , ... . . TO T 401X11140.1.141;03 or Tos COMITY or WILTS ! gr id* ' '• ' ' l l a n' it t k u llikb %CS %Or • siftol,l49T4 4,aiso inzatzt, * . ryllit important Mil of returning a : • - - . $ 4 ' lig' f_ . , _. *,., • :4 , ,i 0 ~ .9.11:: - 1 +pi ."4 " - ,1 „Y. '''' r ,.. ~, T 7,.., ' . 4 4% - ifre, , ► ~,t he mandate AL dee again devolves on you. I can now bid Nada* . On Am aka ha* o. 4 4l9,4nahegift pshlsogniet. Ape 4 jisisty. lost no ti .srst•dul for the manner in which Issas supporta attlstilk -. 4 606 40 , , Ine tabli gia th e . e gi s d a t 4 alai f at f ol , o r , el k by whit tested Mode°. in which, I truss notidni Getuntd t• ...„.4a . , r 6 7 ---..° your good ophsion. Cl m e ; and that you' will now, b 7 yea - , .. 4 3 reign servi l e, antefiringthe'pennittes the dtsobeyiug IL , •nsitsEtritit article i .frates, give m. an oPpitetunititif fullinitlgn. : -. •: i siii isitiCle fro& liMitir Mittel; limit Pestistilb- vioadruppotted it repeated, of promoting, by my utmost ex the Country, with particular rwprd to use Dismatutsfailltsteii 'averted that the general project for the oriti'niiation deli was acCoectitle Agricultural Interests of,this Caubly. pt ' :••*: •:* ' •• .d government . vib b e oas Monovlty,,hat: into but persisting in bi I rental°, Gradenten s your Otliifit pongswarvillt." '4 Pyt -liaise% July ;, lints. , . • AMIN *SNIT?. laid before tire Lao for his etandsnaiun.and apprxreaL degree of pliancy . . _ „ v .. ~.,,,,„. ... ~,,,,, ait - , ' The loch of June _being the Anniversary of the proceedings, “01:1 THE COMET. The Comet was again observed at the floral ob. amatory, at Greeawich, on Wednesday night but root exactly on th e meridian, from the unfavou ra b le state of the weather. Its place was dete the large Equatorial in the Eastern Dome , Kam time - )N. P. Distance - - - . The Comet seemed to have lost much dour since its first appearance. Last night was very favourable for Comet, and, no doubt, the opportunity to the Astronomers. It has approached nearer to the Pole Star since it was flu has got between 2 0 and 3' more to the pall& From the observations that ha , on this Comet, though its orbit has net [ermined, it is now believed to be a differe m that seen last year by M. Potts. For -* observations we are indebted to Dr. Gosport OBSERVATORY, GOSPOW " Ma. Enrros—l beg leave to send you a f respecting the new Comet, by way of .addenda the article that was hastily drawn up last S.durdal inserted in your Paper of Monday, and am " Your's, truly, 44 WILLIAM el The Comet's North Polar distance when passing au about 12 v. u. en the 341 Instant. was 44 d think declination 46 degree'. On Misnday night, .senor, its North Polar dimmer wart 43 degrees,! isdballoe 47 degrees nearly.; so that , its North Pi. decreases, and its declinzzion inereasosi Oa -Tuesday mold not be seen here, from the line/position evening (the 7th) at 20 minutes pad none o'elook, ins he degrees West of due North; and 16 degrees bOrizone- Since Swords, altbt.it_hai then about 2 or towards the Polar Star, end receded from Ch M& degrees wesprard, which plow makes its place on r globe about. two degreeg poder the three small left shoulder of the constiMadon Lyrist Now, In-the &cos of *Cornet's paralsolio or elliptical deevthis thus*, In Its appenziniation to Polaris, its perihelion, and from its slow motion and th its path, most likely we shall see it a a consider/0 It is about 25 detroet frdm the Sun, and within t our zenith at noes ; and, when most brilliant, kr. Sometimes it appears as swill as a star third aide, at other thaws equal to Saturn motor, but of a lighter colour than that planet. the head, inclocling.dfrused moss, is ,early ball parent diameter. The tail is well connected with of any perceptible aperture ; but boo net k dioning to be vs long by several degrees as on Allen it measured from sia to ten degrees in le Me* of two degrees in breadth at its eztremity.' " BRUSSE/ -/ " Yesterday evening etesheit was discovered Dotallis much lonely dim abet of the Cometin 1 IS oath. same night at Namur, where the nuc I.ealave beta of the apparenrmagnitncle of a child's thunder storms have since occurred at Broods • inosnintg .i of theuth was e=ely violent, - e ligh tnin g tenbnifire wan) , haikline .. -.. ... - " PARk.,. ... or The eitopents,of the orbit of ale new Comet Iris irACMITI, however ; that it differ, ' ewes* disamysed by !s. Pisa at Marseilles„ en mew Anna* The latter much less brilliant, aantanceneetehgessred by the light of the Moon in anMiar 4mriobbit. Heavens towards " MAGI' -." 'lldv et wbioli 1ra& .67 ' loin . nt ',russets on evening, was also seen bare, and in pies parts , at tit smalltime." tit' 6.:-,44.... i/V/d".-6" 'MEAL- ELLIGENCE. Eeniserga, Jinx 8. —Wing W.N.W.—Sahel d 7 . transports, to the•Pastwaid. Passed Pi sibie Iftektfigton, Fonstan, the New Tv" *; fel &elan!' Vasa Joss 11.--Vried W.-.A--' lir 11106 m, Watusnoe, frotaLegborn, kid Mtn's; shoo arrived the Ruse sloop of was, Nie.avrws, JULY 111..—Wind &&B.—Arrived intim packet, with a Mall from Holland. Hamm, JULY B.—Arrived the Si. and Aim, .Gaitima, from Jamaica. ' rivaavom, Ivey 7.—Anived the VA.M . " 'New Orleans; wiled the 27th of Mai, - lO — campany , Eliza, Yams, fat this port: on the 3d him. riff Ca spoketbvTrawlier, from St. John's (New Brunswick pert, out 17 dep.. The Alexander, from New o' port, struck on some drift-wood in coming down the bad eight *et water in her hold, and must Conon Moen, Joey B.—Entered Inwards, said, from Inborn ; Mary boy, from Stangate gyres, from Hartley:a ; )4inerva, Grouser stmt; Vrow Maria, De Rorn, from Dramas, Sagapt, from Roden ; Omer, Houghton, from - wards : Agnes, Spain, for New York ; Lord Liverpool, for Rotterdam ; New Union, Peterrea, for (W-.- Outwards : DiTtgenee, Edwards, for Dublin - for Harlingen; Princess Chariotte, Vangba n, Taillant, for Calais; Industrie, Duyveabeisa, Dorothy, Edwards, for Hamh srgb; the John "Brown, for Qaebee; and MINT. Ban, for Ml;arnichi. hBr*" r 'COWES, JErtlYt. The great Axis of attraction of *ling amateurs, possesses at this time, 'Tale assemblage of yachts and pleasur all daises seen in the Roadstead, the I.disptay that Newmarket bears at the celebrated races, when company collect animated feats of the high•mettled 'Besides the Ree,atta and Annual d tofthe'2Bth and 29th July, each; P.p. is settled for Monda 'aiclWaesday.ll7th Jelly, among the 43d1Prentridilarruat the Nab Light, stationed•five leagues at sea. . . • of Aitabway's Emerald, Cbarlutte, • Mr, Wm. • N g% WILLIO BARING'S Iris, Sir Catonoa THOMAS, Bart. Ut *Opinions toeing much at vatiance on of these vessels, which art cif most • and beauty, bets to the amount of 600 gs. made; add to which, *e Marquis st to his competitors 150 gs. on the issue contest. Yesterday a Ballot was taken at House, for the purpose of deterninissli iox Question:— a' That Mr. Charles !lay& fate of tbellifsll [ mss be permitted to return to Benz,al *drift liimpany's Service as he shall be entitled to vain At the Actof the 5.1 d Geo. 111. Cap. 155. See: — six o'clock the glasses were awed to the scrutineers, who reported I carried in the affirmative. " On the. 2 9 th ult. Captain C. 11 .`'P ram dinner on b,oard his Majesty's shy 0 Largs Bay, to Major-Gemini Sir emus, K.C. B. and a large party' of Gentle) neighbourhood. Upwards OS,lrcrsat er. The ; quarter - deck was tasit , fully the oiCasion ; and te evening Wa) spent - sociality and good . urilour. -•°Tal y n AC lay nfa e * k 5l -AT 'Pt U , Uir o te3 b le the termined w es ; erne, REV • g uisb . 11 55 2 • 7 0 c ,g • ties, 41 42 :1, If ' Cu its sp i te. • ( MI P 6 " ir viewing dal Office .y Was tug d conside r ic • Tix e first s een, ar l prop! e West o f r . ave b etu .4 . ; ,ta;c , fn yet been 4 e▪ Tent One i ng r the follori s , -tut Ir. &no m, ; bus, PRY, JULY z • al . few ob serve „:„ dal ct corrig,4 4 turday ni g h t, [ULM Eme lt passing tie ze t i i degrees; al so Light, when co t h ses,ang ha gni rth Polar dime * runday (qui et . • RI 9: cloud& 1 4 mkt mean ti ew . •g degsees above tie on or el l ag es NW& nearly he , ass a f ood c a w deg. 11 stars belied* • since the Se i t al P orbit, it ezei, pa is, is advandsgb • o 1 the &remiss g • of insiderable tine- hits two degree,' Lan , its head Is 'Sue ant r of the ems!, Dad rn is apparels; am t. The breadtk d al( the Mew's+ irs t ith the head, rd. due a• ' Azda 7 p t V and n lenlith, and ELS, JULY t Fri end ii she K g sad :tin tall. It sra se nucleus is stall it child's head. Tw Lai wads ; that cm is 1)o and caused great 44 but happily dal • c scu PkS, JULY 3. Corset are not ye set• ra from the Co.,* es, and armoured (Gant, is at the prs !Joon; it is beside - 1 cards the coaltellk GUE, JULY C T on the 3d, in es a cli Pastimes . . • daft'. TrE. -Sailed she Sta used by from le Ti Test; a n d A* Nat! for the ad the Oscar, ha rag, from a cruise ved the Ludy Ns CV« Etc rib, and die Led 111; ellaiax, CCI y with I PLFCare Ce; Tat Ihunsadek) for • is ew Odom for • Ist discharge. s s Esther, *me it. Creek; Ll* r, frees Frederib. n LlrreillAvarP"Tha f ficri :Sin ;Cahlis.— a l"Q• c lndiajeneY i lrt h th un att lan ta; e l -ara::::: d kl itA Cl"el 2.l To rag in, for R otter dam; • iramichi. time, from fr.e ensure he same relaMi 11 e seasons of is illect to witra , xl coursers. • l Sailing Match r, a Sweepspkes onday the 26 1 ::• a yachts of et at Binahr4e , ca. The yads id, 75 tons. tie, 66 tor.. • • tor.s. Umpire. on the qualities :.superioe Xts. are'alrese! stands engage' se of each daft t the East Inds • wing the follow • • under the prosii.es 5 e11 :112:11raci: / : : L"Ra cie rnkIt tav Ai el tinrit'.31. to question to II • , . hip gave an e• hiLDriver, it THOMAS Br Gentlemen in rat down to d fully fitted up spn't with nu:. • • i tfi