Star. — London, England, 1809-03-17 00:00:00

'NTS were o::t of the wid ows' in the same way as forc es. Sir CHARLES with the explanatior that as the provisior lar construction, it 1 cor rect it at present without any great House should seize the comforts of a c by their brilliant ser • Mr. CALC RAF Pointing a distinct toad for the Marir that the clause whi st:uction of which hi complained, ought t Mr. WELLES: %antler in which th ch i in its different which was made fc captains of Marin St. Vincent's Nava hionourableßaronel The answer .which 1 t ime was, that if th with their present s taking their turn of fie begged leave tc Admiralty had, on measure for affordii sionate list and a vv Naval and Marine Mr. HUTCHI have the point, with RoyalMartnes to C unfavourable impre Sir CHARLES such an application Member (Mr. W. fectly certain, that the Admiralty, he a statement or offe made either by an i oipersons. There disgraceful than six in office. Mr. BASTARI would, in this case, execution.—The I and an amendment POLE, to render t to refer only to the Mr. HUSICISSI the Committee of Resolution for dm Exchequer MINORITY INN OR istarns, C. lalthorps, Lord Antonie, W. L. Aubiey, taring, '16,4. Earilg, 4 tlexi Bastard, Paden 1 Ikuielte, C. liddulpis, R. M. Snatw,Hn. A.O I;rand, Ilkna. T. Engler., J: Froatior,Aut. !lens, Geo. Calsraft, Coke, J. W. Colborne, N. R. Combe, I-1. C. Cooke, Bryan • Craig, 1. • Creevey, Chas. rumen, J. C. Cuthbert,' r. R. Daly.,Rt. Hon. D. B. Dickenson, W • Yellow., Hon. N. Ferguson, R. Fitzgerald, Right Hon. M. Foley, Hon. A. IdrY, Thomas Fotkstone, Lord (Teller) Goddard, Thos. Gordon, Wm. Gremlin!, Robt. G7enf::!l, Pascoe Halsey, Joseph Hamilton, Lord A. Hthbert, Geo. -.onyw cod, W. MAJORITY Adam, Wm. Ar.son, G. Asth7, Sir J. Abercrombie, Hon. las. Adam, Mdington,Rt.Hon. J. H, Alcoa., Wm. Allan, A. .17,struther, Sir J. ".'.,11.1, Wm. H. • ll:..z.ird, I. P. b, W. H. R. • .:;:ton, Thos. ', C. . • • I'. 1 at:.%11, t• F. I. 7athurst, 13. it C. anort,l J. • ..,ford, I "TA G. . • 1, 4 d, • *as 'rhos. jun. • ts:g, Los d . I . .burno ' J. J. cord, B. P. • • 4111 , H. Ilings C. O. '.:rick, Hon. W. v: 1 , B. C. I. H . r, J. . • "hs Lord r 'sit A • ' ibtU, Lord J. in consequence entitled to pension: fund, payable at the War Office, the widows' pensions of the land POLE expressed himself satisfied ,n in some points ; he still thought tons of the Mutiny Bill led to a stmi. was the best way for the House to It. He also was of opinion, that, increase of public burthens, the every opportunity of increasing corps only known to the country services. \FT suggested the propriety of ap -1 compassionate list and widows' ines. He expressed also a desire rich seemed to admit of the con is Honourable Friend ( Sir C. Pole) to be immediately amended. JLEY POLE having stated the this branch of service was conduct- details, alluded to an application this very increase to the Pay iner, during the period of Lord -al Administration, and when the tet was also a Member of that Board. be understood was given at that the Pay Captains were not satisfied situation, they had the option of oldie sea roaster, and do duty afioat. to state, that the present Board of at their own suggestion, devised a rd!l o tll the benefits of a compas . s' fund to the Officers of the servtce. • iNSON considered it important to ith respect to the contributions of the Chelsea, fully sifted, as there was an mession abroad on thai subject. :S POLE denied any recollection of us as that alluded to by the Hon. Pole) ; at all events, he was per. during the whole time he was at (Sir Charles) never did give either eensive answer to any applica ion, individual, or by any description !re was nothing he considered more ;uch conduct on the part of any man .D hoped that the letter of the law !, be made to correspond with the Bill went through the Committees At was proposed by Sir CHARLES the clause with respect to Chelsea, to Marine Forces. ON gave notice of his intention in Supply, on Friday. next, to move a le Payment of the Interest of the ,—:Adjourned. 'HO VOTED FOR Mi. WARDLE'S 11.101N-tL - AbDRESS. Homer, F. Harrah, S. Howard, Hon. W. Howard, H. , Howarth, Humph. I %ghee, W. L. Hume, W. H. Hurst; R; Hussct, Wm.. Hutchinson, Hoh.C. Jackson; J. Jacob, Wm. Lester, Garland Kemp, T. Kensington, Lord King, Sir J. D. Knapp, G. Lambent', R. Langton, W. G. Latosche, J. Latouche, R. Lefevre; C. S. - • Lloyd, J. M. Lloyd, Sir I.ongman, G. Llttletdu, HAM. W. Madocks, W. A. Mahon, Lord Markham, J. Martin, H. Maule, Hon. W. Maxwell, W. Milhanke, Sir R. Mildmay, Sir H. Milner, Sir W. Moore, Peter Morris, Robt. Mostyn, Sir Thos. Neville, Hon. R. Noel, G. N. Ord, W. Ossulston, Lord Parnell, H. Peirse, H. Pelham, Hon. C. A. Pt:4llin, C. Porcher, J. D. Portman, G. B. Prittie, Hon. F. A. Pym, F. Ridley, Sir M. Romilly, Sir S. Scudamore, R. P. Sebright, Sir J. Sharpe, R. Shelley, H. Shelley, T. Shipley, W. Smith, Sam. Smith, J. Smith, Geo. Staniforth, John Stanley, Lord Symonds, Thos. Talbot, R. W. Taylor, C. W. Taylor, W. Tempest, Sir H. V. Thomas, Geo. White Thompson, Thos. Tighe, W. Townsbend, Lord J. Tracey, C. H. Turner, J. F. Vaughan, Hon. J. Wardle, C. L. (Teller) Western, C. C. Wharton, 3. Whitbread, S. Wbitmore, J. _Wilkins, Walter Williams, Owen Winnington, Sir T. Wynn, Sir W. W. Wynu, C. W. W. lINISTERS. Phipps, Hon. Ed. Pigott, Sir A. Pitt, W. M. Plumer, Sir T. , Pochin, C. Pole, Hon. W. W. Pollington, Lord Ponsonby, Rt. H. G. Ponsonby, Hon. F. Popham, Sir H. Porchester, Lord Price, Sir C. Pilule, Hon. F. A. Pufteney, Sir James Frn, F. Rainier, J. S. Ramshottosn, R. Robinson, Hon. F. Rocbfort, G. H. Rose, Rt. H. Geo. Rose, O.H. Russel, Lord Was. Rtder, Rt. Hon. R. St. Aubin, Sir S. Salisbury, Sir R. Saville, A. Scott, Rt. a Sir W. Scudamore, R. P. Sheldon, R. Shelly, H. 3. Gee. ankh, Geo. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, G. Aston Smith, S. Staniforth, 7. Stephens, S. Steward, G. T. , Stuart, Sir I. 4yket, Sir M. M. Syrnosids, T. P. Sebright, Sir R. T. Seymour, Lord R. Sharpe, R. Shswe, juuCl IN FAVOUR OF Grant, Right Hon. Sir W.. Grattan, itt Hon. H. Greed, P. Jun. Grey, Hon. E. Grosvenor. J. Guernsey, Lord Hamilton, Lord Hamilton. W. Hammett, J. Hatton!, Hon. Ed. Harbord,H.W. A. Henniker, Lord Herbert, Hon. C. Herbert, H. A. Hill, Sir G. T.- Hinchinbroke, Vise. Hobhouse, B. Holfotd, O. lioneywood, Whs. Howard, H. I-losvortb,H. Hughes, W. L. Hurst, Robt. Hume, W.H. Holmes, W. Hood, Sir S. Hope, Hon. A. Hope, Hon. C. Horrocks, S. Howard, Hon.q. How ard,Hon.W. Hogban, J. Hume, Sir A. Hunt, J. Huntinglieldi Lord . Huskissoni W. • Hutchinson, Hoe. C. Irving, J. Jackson, Jose • Jenkinson, C. Jenkinsern, Hon. C. Jocelyn, Hon. J. Yoddrel, H. loliffe, H: ' Jones, Sir T. Jones, W. KIAPP, Keane, Skt Keen, G. A. L. Kenrick, W. Kingston, J. Knatchbull, Sir Ed. Kynaston, Powell L Lamb, Hon. W. Lansbtrin, R. J. Langton, W. G. Lloyd, I. M. Lascelles, Hon. Col. Leach, J. Leigh, R. It Lethbridge, T. B. Leycester, H. Littleton, Sir Ed. Lloyd, H. Lockhart, Sir A. Lockhart, J. I. Loftus, W. Long, Right Hon.C. Longfield, W. Longman, Geo. Louvaine, Lord Lushington, S. R. Lygon, Hon. W. B. M'Donald, James M'Leed, R. B. A. M‘Mahon, J. M'Naghton, C. A. Mahon, Hon. S. Mahon, Lord Maitland, E. F. Manners, Lord R. Manners i Lord C. Manners, R. Manning, Wm. Marryatt, James Maule, Hon. W. Mostyn, Sir T. May, Edw. Meade, Hon. J. Mellish, Wm. Mexborough,Earlof nines, R. P. Milton, Lord Montague, Mat. Montgomery, Sir H. Morpeth, Lord Morris, Ed. Murray, Lord J. Murray, Sir Pat. Nepean, Right Hon. Sir E. Neville, R. Newark, Lord Newport, Rt. Hon. Sir S. Nichol, Sir J. Noel, Charles Noel North, Dudley Norton, Hon. C. Northey, Wm. O'Hara, C. Odell, W. Oglander, Sir W. O'Neil, Hon. I. Ord, Sir John Palmerston, Lord Parnell, H. Patten, Peter Pattison, J. Peele, Sir R. Portman, Ed. B. Pierce, H. Pole, Sir C. M. Percher, J. D. Price, P. Pelh.un, Hon. C. A. Perceval, R. H. S. Cliiistsatt- Hee.G Carew,Rt.Hoa R.P. Cartwright, H. R. Cutlaugh, Lord Cavendish, Lord G. Cavengish. W. Chaplin, C. Chaplin, C. jun. Clements, H. J. Curtis, Sir W. Cox, H. E. C. Colborne, N. W. R. Corry, T. S. Clephane, D. Clinton, W. H. Clinton, H. Clive, Lord Clove, H. Clive, Wm. Colquhoun, Arch. Cooper, Hon. C. A. Cooper, E. S. Cowper, Hon. E. S. Crawfurd, C. H. Cripps, Jas. Croaker, J. W. Daniel, R. A. Daly, D. B. Davenport, D. Dairies, R. H. Dent, J. ° Disbrow, Ed. Duckett,John Dufferin, Lord Dugdale, S. D. Dundas, C. Dundas, Hon. Rt. Dundas, Hon. C. L. Dundas, Hon. L. Dundas, Rt. Hon. R. S. Dupre, James Evelyn, L. Eden, Hon. H. F. S. Eliot, Hon. W. Ellison, R. Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. Eliot, Hon. W. Ellis, C. R. Estcourt, T. G. Euston, Earl of Foley'," Hon. A. Foley, Thomas Fitzgerald, Fane, H. Fane, S. Farquhar, James Ferguson, J. • Finch, Hon. Edw. Fitzgerald, Aug. Fitzharris, Lord Fitzhugh, W. Fitzpatrick, Hon. F. Fitzroy, Lord C. Fitzroy, Lord %V. Foster, Rt. Hon. J. Foster, Hon. T. H. Foster, Hon. J. L. Foulkes, Evan. Freemantle, W. H. Fuller, J. Fynes, H. Gascoyne, J. Gibbs, Sir V. ,11. Gipps, Geo. Giles, Gen, Coddart, '1 hos. Goldborne, H. Gower, Lord G. L. Grant, Charles THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, MARCH I/. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Consols, for money, 67M—..for acc. 61f—Omnium it pre. Exchequer Bills, 10s. prem. A Gottenliurgh Mail arrived this morning. It has brought, besides the subjoined articles, a Proclamation by the Emperor ALEXANDER, addressed to 1i 5 new subjects, the inhabitants of Finland, expressing his desire to contribute to their future happiness, and or dering a General Assembly of the States to be held on the 10th of March: CARLSCRONA, MARCH 3. It with great pleasure we acquaint you of the safe arrival of his Majesty's ship SALcErrx, for which the utmost anxiety has been entertained : she came into this port yesterday, after having suffered much by being so long in the ice—it is, however, gratifying to hear, that although she has been in a perilous situation for more than nine weeks, she has only lost one man, and there are only three others on the sick list. STOCKHOLM, MARCH 6. It was announced publicly at 'Change, on Satur.i day last, that the Treaty of Commerce between Eng. land and this Country had been signed, and that this place was to become a free port. The King's intended tour has, for the present, been postponed. MARCH B.—No intelligence whatever has been re ceived from the army. GOTTENBURGH, MARCH 10. Yesterday, a large Danish vessel, laden with corn, was driven into Marstrand by contrary wind, and is said to be a very valuable prize. A canal is now cutting through the ice, to allow the vessels which are frozen up to take their departure : several ships will in a few days be in clear water. His Majesty's ships the Tartar and Rose arrived yesterday in Flemish Roads. By the vessel which arrived at Dover on Wednes day, private accounts have been received from Hol land, which state that the crews of two Danish ships of the line lying at Flushing had refused to obey the orders of the French Government. They were ordered to sail for Brest, but the Captains declined compliance 'till they received instructions from their Government, upon which they were arrested. The crews having likewise declared their resolution to refuse obedience, a representation of the affair was at length sent to the Danish Government. French Papers to the 7th inSt. have been received, but their contents are not interesting. In an article contained in the Journal de ?Empire, Simeon, J. Sinclair, Sir I. Singleton, Mark Sloane, W. jun. Smith, Henry Smith, William Snyd, N. Somerseti Lord A. Somerset, Lord C. Spencer, Lord F. A, Stanhope, W. S. Steven, James Stewart, Hon. C. W. Steward, Hon. KG. Stopford, Lord Strahan, Andrew Strutc, J. Sturges r ilourne Summer, G. H. `Sutton, C. M. , Swann, H. Talbot, R. Tarleton, B. Tempest, Sir H. Taylor, M. A. Taylor, Wm. Thomas, G. W., Tyrwhitt, T. ' Townshend,Hon.W 1 Tremayne, S. E. Turner, J. F. Temple, Lord Templeton, Vis. Thelluson, G. W. Thompson, Sir T.B. Thompson, T. Thornton, H. Thornton, A. Thornton, S. Thornton, T. Thynne, Lord G. Thynne, Lord J. Tierney,Right Hon. George Titchfield, Lord Turton, Sir T. Vaughan, Sir R. Vernon, G. V. Vanderheyden ' D. Vansittart, Rt. H. R. Vyse, R. W. H. Wallace, R.H.G. Ward, Hon. J. W. Ward, Robt. Warrender, Sir G. Wedderburne,SirD. Welby, W. E. Williams, Robt. Williams, Robt. jun. Willoughby, H. Wilson, Griffin Windham, Rt. Hon. Wm. Wood, Sir W. Wood; T. Wynne, C.W.W. Wynne, Sir W. W. Wellesley, Rt. Hon. Sir A. Williams, Sir R. Winnington, Sir T. Wyhndham, C. W. Wyndham, H. P. Wyndham, Thomas Wharton, R. Wigram, R. Wigram, W. Yarmouth, Earl of Yorke, Rt. Hon. C. Yorke, Sir J. S. dated from Vienna, but evidently of French manu facture, the Austrian Militia, Intended for the pro= tection of the Capital, is ridiculed, and the country around Vienna described as in a state of desolations On the 25th of January the Phoenix, Capt. TAYLOR, fell in with the brig Tortola, from Aux Cayes to New Providence, by which she was informed, that the French at St. Domingo had surrendered to the Spa niards, on condition.that they all should be sent to Cayenne. Letters from Oporto to the 23d ult. have been brought home by his Majesty's ship ADONIS. None of the enemy's troops had made their appearance, nor was it known that the slightest movement, or demon stration of invasion, had been made by them from Tuy. Although the utmost ignorance of the enemy's 'force and intentions prevailed among every class of the inhabitants, they were agitated by constant alarms, and despaired of preserving their property, which ap peared to them more valuable than their honour, or the Independence of their country.. Not a single vessel et any description had been able to enter or to depart from the harbour from the 22d December to the 22d ult. owing to bad weather and the continued foulness of the Bar. The ADONIS had been appointed one of the convoy to the homeward-bound fleet, so long expected from Oporto ; and why she has returned so suddenly is matter of conjecture ; but we do not think it by any means improbable, that she has been dispatched with information to Government of the certain approach of the French towards Oporto. Should this be cor rect, and the weather continue, on the arrival of the enemy, in the same unfortunate state, we may mem! ble for the fate of a great number of our countrymen on the spot. Sir THOMAS WiLsow, with the remain ing British troops, were at Oporto on the 18th ult. Their situation is equally critical. The following particulars are given in a letter from Oporto, dated the 18th ult.— " On the 14th of this month, ten vessels were ob served passing from Guardo de Campos towards Ta leiro das Foreadas in Gallicia. 44 On the 15th, the same vessels sailed out of the Minho, being joined by several others, with the view of obtaining a further reinforcement in the post of Tamuga, where a number of these vessels had arrived from Guarda and Baiona. On the same day a part of this flotilla approached the town of Nova da Cer veira, and fired upon the place, but meeting with a degree of resistance unexpected, they desisted, and took refuge in one of the rivers o: Gallicia, to which place a small corps of Portuguese troops proceeded against them, under the protection of the artillery of the fort.at Nebelha. • . 46 On the 15th, two of the enemy's vessels that ar rived at Tamuga, made their appearance before Ca minho, and landed there about 40 or 50 men with.a General. However, upon the arrival of some troops of the line and Militia from Povo, the whole of the enemy's force was dispersed, killed, and made pri soners ). the latter were conducted to Caminho. A peasant disarmed 15 of the enemy with his own hands, and a woman killed one of their officers with a scythe. The rest of the enemy's small craft having witnessed the ill success of the expedition kept along the coast, and returned directly to the Minho from whence they proceeded." It is extremely probable that, before this time, both Lisbon and Oporto are in the possession of the enemy. NAPA INTELLIGENCE. By the CoNtEST gun-brig arrived at Plymouth, I letter has been received from on board his Majesty's ship ADONIS, convoy to the fleet which lift Oporto on the 23d ult. dated 2d inst. in lat. 44. 24. long. 11. The CONTEST gave them intelligence of the French fleet being at sea. The Commodore said he thought they were in. no danger of.mecting them. His Majesty's ship PRINCESSCHAR LOTTE sailed from Cork on the 16th inst. with a fleet for the West Indies. _ - His Majesty's ship LEVEBETT sailed from Harwich yesterday, with a fleet, for Gottenburgh. A fleet bound . to England sailed from Gibraltar on the 15th ult. PLYMOVIII-DgCK, MARCH 16. The CONTEST gun brig, which arrived yesterday from off Cape Finisterre, brought intelligence that Sir J. T. DeCXWORTH was cruizing on that station.— Arrived the Nepean, Ihstior ;, and the Nancy . and Mary, ROBERTSON, from London, with hemp and tar ; the Concord and Endeavour, both from Sunder land ; the Prince, SHAW, from London, to load for Hayti ; the DEPIANCE, of 74 guns, Capt. HOTHASI g from off Rochefort, to repair she damage she sustain ed in the late gallant attack on the French frigates, under the batteries of Sable d'Olonne ; and the PAR., THIAN brig of war from a cruize. Sailed the Hope, Ncrimawoon, for London ; and Mary, WHITEORD S for Portsmouth. PORTSMOITH, MARCH 36. Arrived his Majesty's ships SATURN And PORT+ MAHON, with a convoy from Cork. Sailed his Ma jesty's brig DEXTEROUS with a convoy for the Downs; and la COQUETTE, on a cruize. A fleet of transports are ordered to St. Helen's, under charge of his Ma jesty's ship CHAMPION ; and a number of horse ships to Falmouth. Wind N. W. DEAL, MARCH 16. Arrived the VICTORY, of 110 guns ' • BLAKE, of 74; SATURN, 74 ; IMPLACABLE, 74 ; DLirscE, 74 ;-••• MONMOUTH, 64 ; RINALEO sloop ; and Findon, hired transport, from Portsmouth ; City of London, • YATES, East India ship, outward bound, from the River ; MAGICIENNE frigate from Sheerness. Sailed the VicTottv, of 110 guns, for Yarmouth ; Crocus sloop on a cruize; MAGictENNefrigate for Portsmouth. Wind N. W. Remain in the Downs—The Agincourt, Vice Admiral CAMP. BELL ; Venerable, Rear Admiral Sir R. Si RACHAN, K. B. ; Implacable, Saturn, Blake, Mars, Plantagenet, Denmark, Cen taur, Defence, of 74 guns, Monmouth, of 64 guns, Clyde, Eury alus, and Melpomene frigates ; Cordelia, Cherokee, Clio, Rinal do. sloops ; Mariner, Fancy, Blazer, Brevdageren,.gun brigs ; Findon, hired transport ; and City of London, East India ship, outward bound ; also the Thames, Douglas, from Jamaica `William, H unt, from Liverpool ; and the Favourite, Clifton, for Cadiz. DOVER, MARCH 16. Arrived in the Roads from a cruize his Majesty's sloops PODARGUS, BEAGLE, ROLLA, and OBERON.--• Sailed this morning the Samaritan, Blacket, and Rid ley transports, with the 2d battalion of the 78th re giment on board, for Fort George ; also a number of coasters for the eastward. Passed by here this day six sail of the line from the westward for the DOwns. Wind N. N. W. and moderate. YARMOUTH, MARCH 16. This morning, Admiral BERTIE hoisted his flag on board the STATELY. Sailed the MOSQUITO for Hell. goland, and the RICHMOND on a cruize.—Remain in the Harbour the ships CALYPSO, Vice Admiral Dou °LAS ; STATELY, Rear Admiral BERTIE ; PRINCESS CAROLINE, Commodore PATER ; Aboukir, Bellero phon, Chanticleer, Redbreast, Egeria, Basilisk,Censor, Havoc, Pincher, Utile Receiving ship, • and Sealark schooner.—Wind N. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Susan, bound to Cadiz, is put back to Liverpool, with the loss of fore-top-mast, and an anchor and cable. The Janus, Pinkerton, from the Bahamas for Liverpool, i s so p, posed to be captured in August last, and carried into Cherbourg. The Vanguard, from Trinidad for London, is captured by a French privateer, after an action of an hour and a half, and car ried into Dunkirk. The Vanguard had previously captured a French privateer, and beat off two cutters. The Elizabetb, Webb, from Harwich, was taken on the 7th inst. and carried into Rotterdam. • A Me: ger from Sweden arrived yesterday. The dispatch broughL by him, we understand, contain a renewak of the assurances of his SWEDISH MAJESTY not to abi.ndon his connection with his good and faith ful Ally, the KING Of GREAT BRITAIN. Yesterday, the Duke of YORK transacted business at his Office in the Horse Guards. His Royal High- KING'S THEATRE, 1-Isvittankcyr.-.Last night this ness gave an audience to the Earl of CHATHAM. Theatre was occupied by the performers of the Drury. Yesterday Mr. WHITBREAD had an interview with i lane Company, who, by permission and under the i Colonel GORDON for about half an hour. 1 sanction of the Lord Chamberlain, performed, for . Lieutenant-Colonel STERLING, who was presented , their own emolument, the comedy of Man and Wife, to his MAJESTY on Wednesday, has distinguished him_ and the interlude of Sylvester Daggerwood, which were self in almost every battle in which the British troops followed by the last new Opera Spectacle, entitled have been engaged since the Marquis CORWALLIS . Don Quichotte, in which the whole Corps de Ballet of commanded in America. I the Theatre assisted. The high prices of admission, When the Marquis Cornwallis left Lisbon, on : seven shillings, five shillings, and three and sixpence, the 18th ult. the Portuguese were dismantling the rather operated to check the influx of company, as so many of the private boxes, being exclusive, did, to batteries, and shipping the guns on board transports in the Ta us, the French being within 14 days prevent the comfortable accommodation of a corksi. g derable number of those who paid so liberally for their march of the place. Owing to a misprint, the para graph inserted yesterday on this subject was not in- seats.—To suit the convenience of Opera-going people telligible. j the performance did not commence till Opera hours. I The performances of last night were ushered in by the Yesterday was married, by special licence, at Lam- song of " God :woe the King," which was sung by the beth Palace, by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY , Miss principal vocal performers of the Company ; and after . SCOTT, the only daughter of Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, to this, Mr. ELLISTON read a Prologue, of considerable Mr. THOMAS TOWNSHEND, son of Lady. ELIZABETH ; meth as a composition. It compared the late The. T O WNSHEND, and nephew to Lord PLYMOUTH. After . atre to a ship-wrecked vessel, and called these "three i the ceremony was performed,liis Grace entertain ed the ; nights" at the King's Theatre, a life-boat. Party with a b rrrand dejeune, after which the happy pair 1 i CORN EXCHANGE, MARS -LANE, MARCH 17.---Thi; set off in a ch aise da there were few fresh arrivals of Wheat, but the and four for Early Court, the seat , of Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, near Reading , in Be rkshire. supplies on hand are somewhat considerable, and the PEDESTRIANISM.--Mr. Howe the walker, who sales are a g ain dull at a small declension in price— started on Wednesday se'nnigh t, to go to Exeter,' not much fine, and is in demand—Rye at less-••• Bar. from London, and return in six days, set off at four ley extremely heavy sale—Malt likewise, and rather o'clock in the morning, and arrived near Andover lower—Beans hardly at last quotation—Although (64 miles) at nine o'clock at night, his longest stop there are large supplies of Oats, this trade is named page having been half an hour, at Basingstoke. On at a small increase in price—in Flour little variation. the following day he walked 70 miles • and on the third day he dined at Exeter , stopp ed there three ! GILISSAAL MUMMY AS UNDER : Wheat, 625. 755. 88s. Beans (new) 5.5.. 618.0 d. hours, and returned to Honiton (13 miles towards Fine ditto ' 90s. M. Tick ditto (new) 475. 52.. eil. London) to sleep. On the 4 th day Mr. Howe react - Rye, SOs. 60s. Oats, 31s. 343.5811. ed within nine miles of Salisbury ' • and he slept at a Barley, 38 s. 465. Poland ditto , 89s. 4011.24 public-house near Basingstoke, on the fifth night. He ' Malt. 7os. 192. 'Rape ditto to 425. Od. did the other 49 miles by six o'clock in the evenin White Peas (boilers), iSOs 142 s Rape Seed, 6m. to 681. on the sixth day. The match WAS for 200 guineas. g i Grey ditto, 50s. 5 5.. line Mot Ma to 85040=6 7 Ss. to SW li w ;i