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a .'~ ,~ 4 t i' / I tip \ . 3 i i i . : t )'.! , - 0 JAMAICA PAPERS. KINGSTON, NOVEMBIR is. - - _ Yesterday, in the House of Assembly, Mr. Stew- set Trelawn) presented the Report from the Committee appointed to inquire into the effects of the late storm ; recommending a Message to be sent to his Grace the Governor, stating, from what has been ascertained, that with the exception of a small part of the County of Middlesex the storm had oc casioned great desolation and d istress; and in the western-parishes in general, the provisions of I* „slave population had been entirely desttoyed; and requesting his Grace would be pleased to open the ports to all nations, for the importation of articles they stand in need of, for a certain period, and to allow payment for the same in produce or otherwise, as he shall think fit ; which the House agreed to. Our private letters from Bermuda state, that that island has been is an uncommon degree distressed since August last ; a ievere fever having prevailed there ever since that month, which had caused more deaths, particularly of youths, and of them chiefly females, than had been known for many years. At the date of our advice', the 2d instant, the weather was becoming cooler, which, it was expected. would have the effect of moderating the disorder, if not of throwing it off altogether. NoVIMSER 29.—Little damage has been sustained tie shipping here in the late tempestuous weather. SAVANNAII LA MAR (J•rar. ►`, NOV. 18. epeiienced a siolent storm on the 10th and I ith instant ; several boats and lighters were driven On shore, and are gone to pieces. The Unison, of Scarboroogli, ro.t.; out the gaze safety. ItiNSFAU (DOMINICA , . SEPT.:. CaMMUNICATWN FROM THC ItoNt)HABLI HOUSt Of ASSV:DLY% uoNcrin Jrr.ttro allo rOt'St or AIS7:3MIN 23 11:3 CXCEL- LE'CY :HZ GOvERNOT. " The Haase havinTb4;to furnishe.: by C:t C.bniil .Agents with a C,lsy of s•!rary Papers laid bef.ire the IT , use of Corn and printed 1.7 th::ir orsicr of the Ist of .11Iay last, have seen therein, A ith much surrrize, a statement of the case* of s...veral Save* in thi. Islard, who are sail t' have been %i•la heavy e! r and cllars, as it.P.INI• " :tt. A .ry about 15 years of age, a 1:11'r iron chain f.,;teued with a rallocli, total " 'l . Y:n 7 . 01 s of lt ys-s, snitch mat:.,..1 tit:. Milt% fi , t.n:l tc-veatr IViCal non chains round tbei! te:i7fsing " 701, A fall-gMV:I !47:1:1. :11v..r a ,trite fl01.7:11,7, With 011: can:.::Sii+, bsaik v'i.ll collar it':: " . “11. An old :run, slip - irer.tly t;n of bran oi-sorely ',votes by his mast,r, -.vas the: s'Or.%:, with ;in inn round his tuck, a:..1 e: 201 b. ".ith. A boy about 1t yeses of aze, witi: an it on col lar, chains, and log of wooo, weighing t.l%;ils. " And it crip,rating that such statement was transmitted from si t . ; C..,y,ronyclit-h,npir of this Taland, dated the od cf SitpLin- L-r but, tat: House beg loay.: to request rstir Excellency yid be pleased to furnish :heist 3:1 the intlrmation you may rages, on that subject, with the f the Nestor' so chai, lA, and of ihtir owners, as s.:ett .t,toclurt only requis vs to b.• g tat -rat. to b., univcri..`.iy 4:::icsated is this ; and tr,:z. your E.,:c.A:enc wt.l c•snnitivicat: to Lori llothurst, tic y:nersl ct,nititar, of t ZiLti:s ha this Islimd, whlcls has L:caa, uric!!• niisr.lir.seniii in the Uause of Commons. We (rat r•sonikot coedit:4in is as happy as iliac of any tha West Indies, and rely with confidence. ott tlle candour an , l justice of roar Excellency's characser to twitrailict such wit:nude:l acusations asalnst a whole vicuna naly, when a few intEviduals ohne art s%lty. (Signed) Wit.c.tAst AziOgitgOV, Speaker. “ :louse of Assenolil - :, July 1,1 o: nf soa eacantancv Ton clorsesfoft To 813 NOYOUS TIM snares. APO I ROUSII or Ali= The Governor, in enniplianct with the request of the House of Assembly, his annexed the names of the Owners or Mane s vs of the Slave* who are mastionesi in the statement t ranstni.- fr,:sn Ot.vernmeat-house, Sd of September last. 631De1l of Slaves. Relenting to Owacr and Manager. le. A boy, Stow Estate, Mr. Curry. ad. arn Iwo girls, Fenny . ea ss Mrs. Warne., in rs. u s er , and :Prances Roseau. .Sd. A man, Liverpool, Blount Eeles, Mr. Crass. 4th. An old ntan , Ven'j Mr. Meru, Mr. .i....oberts jun. • cent, Sth. A boy, Leuis, Mr. M•il• r, hl,eir. With regard to the surprize which the !louse has been pleased to express at these insureos of Moves hoc:. g been loaded with heavy chiais and collars, which only requires to be generally known to . 0 unicurs.Lny tcrcrated in this ceetinuni.y,' the G 'vetoer takes leave to refer tit House to his '.'lVS.iaSe the 90th of October, BIG; to the Members of the lioese who are Magistrates; to the Circular Litter by Al der c.t . the Pro: Coi,ic 1. dated 19th November, 16.5, n.l this oth:e:ct : and t , 11mase in dental; to the sever.d h have b•Net irEttetca against individuals fee osing this I:nw ein iy an d trkkie of puttiAing, which happily the late I.lw for the g. vertu:lent of the Slaves has absolutely alsokishvi.l. The (i svernie r:grets that an equal prokihition has not been made to Gee „„ of dtingeous on many estates, which art of ouch a etlliSMlCtil):l that a human being cannot stand upright, VT even erect his lit.dy when kneeling ; and into n hich no light nor Lir cat ftnd cut: ante. c.eept thro.si,h a small zis-zas aperture in the wall. " The Governor rem:tau:nth' t 3 the House to ow. a vippl.-- it-zwary law to 3 abolish these dungeons. and to titict that all pawed used :or the purpose. of mititieeineet may he airy and of proper direaasims. Tae Ossvernor assures the Route of Assembly that he will at all times coauetunicate to Lord it 'there the tru. state of the candid= and tuatineat of the S:IVC posilatior of this Isisnd and it wi:l be for hie Lordshi? to judee of the comparative merit of their situation with the Slates in ih“ other Islands. (Signed) " Cti4Ll.r.. WILLU`t MAXwELL. " fly Us Eacellency's comma:id, J. M. Wn.i.tairo. " Ooverument-hone. Dominica, July tiS, Isle." albs lti)11019% Site SYSAIc.ZA AND 110056 Of ass:outLe to MS ZZCZL- L=4CY :tin " The House, impressed with the impottante of the discus elan relative to the treats:ien: of the Slaves, and.desirous of ex posing to public detestation those persons who, deed to the voice or humanity, have abused the authority entrusted to them, by loading their Slaves vith heavy chains, beg !CAWS to return your Excellency their thanks for your Message, conveying to them v ac names of the persona who acted in such an unpeeifiable manner. They have called before them, Mr. James Cross, one of the parties aocused, andthe negro Liverpool; and Mr. Cross, i s his defence, stated to the House that the chain affixed to the Negro weighe d less than four pounds, and produced a chain which he declared to be the counteepa.-t of the same : this state ment was confirmed by the Negro, as to the apkearance and probable weight of the chain. " Under these circumstances the House cannot but conceive that your Excellency must have been misinformed bp the person who weighed it; and as this matter is of most serious import axe, and as the honour and character of the country and the Legislature depend upon a full and complete explanation of all matters connected with the treatment of the Slaves, the House request that your Excellency will cause the chain affixed to the negro Liverpool to be laid before them, with the name of the perm& who weighed it, that it may be examined before the Homes (sp ie d) " WILLI/31 AngailAW s Speaker. . ° House of Mem*, Aug. 12, 1818." ;pee follow some &davits. for the pope of ma i n t h at the amiss nod wad d boa weight dun atoM) LONDON. • THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1819. THE FUNDS. PRICE Of STOCKS TIIIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCIC 3 per Cent. Reduced 78179-3 per Ct. Cons. 781H1 Cons. for Acc. 7811-3/ per Ccnt. 8811 4 per Cent. 971-5 per Ct. Navy 106011 Bank Long Anns. 20 5-1 G I—Oinninm I 2 pre. India Stock 2321. 232I —India Bonds 67 89 pre. Old Anr.s. 79—Exch. Bills IS 2,) pr. The ParEs 1 1 apers of Friday, Saturday, and St:T.32y arrived. thic T C. - To:la:ion of Lorry is now said to be fixed for Ow 3d of May, the day of his I' , lajesty's :cturn to rrar.ce in I SI 1.. The news received through th.s. Bram% Papers ef l the death of the Queeil of NA': turF.!.f.nr7o, is confirmed.l Iler Nlaiesty hat had a slight attack of rheumatic j :. - ever, v..hitli w:•.s f.llo‘:ed ‘vidt an trysipelas of the lice. Is hi,:7l :sing to thz brain, occasioned an attack .4' apop:oxy, vhich :zaded fatally. The grief of the Kt su is said to be most profound. Thc Emp,rers of ltussiA, the late Qneen's sister in-la ..., Iva..:?t,.ectel at Stutgard on the very evening of this ri , :lx.choly event. An Adjutant-Gen-Tat was .mni?L:; !tcly dispatched with the tidings to the Em i,iess ; and it was expected that her Majesty would not tome for-ward to Stutgard. hut return to her sister, the Queen of ILlvAnin. at. Nlito:_h. The late Queen of W:rtz:nter.ni: was born en the .:2,1 of May, 178, and was first married to a Prince of Ikistcin Oldentourg, who left her a widow in 181'2. After the general PeaLe in ISt 4 , .•!1; accom panied her brother, the Emperor A:.?XA N aI.R, is 1::.s visit to England, and left among a:1 ranks of reorle in this count" y, who had an epportunity of aisprs:- ,- lating her Olaracv,r, a most fay.:•!:ralile imprrisionl of ha-..- virtues .:'ii atta4lments. SL..: wa marrir‘d ant the titl Ja , -.l;:iry, 181',:, to the Bing or Wittig:.!- , IltRO, to w1 . .-)ro she ha:: tv.o ehil,hci:, d.zughters, both living. Hy her first 1111•:::.ii,•0 with the Prince of t 01.DENSSOURO, she had two sots, v.-ho also survive her. f Prince Pnut, br3ther of the KING, is now pre: .tinaptive heir to the Crown of Wirternberg. The remains of the Qum; of SPA:N. :tfteT having lain three days in state, were convoyed on the 29th. of December, with the .tc , -Ika..-med pr..p, to the nawery of St. Lawrence, the buri..i place a the Royal Family of Spain. FERDINAND '.:as so far got over his grief, that he transacts bthiness with lug Ministers, and takes exercise with the infants in the Casa del Cainpo ; but the sister of the. QuEr.sr, the yew:a Piiilcess of PORTUGAL, is said to be incon sol; The latest advi-cs received from Corunna at Ma drid, state. that litsutzent Corsairs have again made' their appearance on the Coast of Galliela, and al-, ready made many p: ices. A Corsair galliot is' erairing if Cape 01 :.egal, .ad a strong corvette, in' latitu.le of Cape Ilnisterre. Ile merchants of ll4vc ben thrown in:o the greatest con ,ternation. In Piiv.t Letters from Spin, it k said that Ge: nerd MontLy) has, in consequence of the serious complaints against his cc;nduct in America, been re called. We suspect that this is only a repetition of an old rurn,,ur. It is affirmed that Bavaria has not yet accepted the pecuniary indemnity offered to it by Austria and acceded to by the Grand Duke 'of BADEN. The Ba varian Minkters charged with this negociaticn, M. Pi.s:ru•at and M. Dr CETTO, have returned to Mu nich without being'able to come to any arrangemeaat. The nvgociation is, it seems, to he renewed under the auspices cf the Diet at Fr:micron. A number of Commumea in the Grand Dnchy of Hesse have concurred in an Address to the GRAND DUKE, in which they supplicate his Highness to fulfil the solemn promise he made at the Congress of Vienna, to recognize the rights and dignity of his subjects, b 7 establishing a Constitution founded on a legal representation of the people. The obligation, they arc pleased to say, on the people to contribute b 7 their arms and money to the defence of the State, only exists in union with their right to a share in the Government by means of an assembly of Represen tatives. The soundness of this principle will scarcely, we presume, be disputed ; and if it is only main taine.l with as much spirit as it has been asserted, we have no fears that the people of Hesse can much longer remain, in times cf peace and improvement like the present, in that state of vassalage .of which they complain. In the States of Wirtemberg the people appear to be also again on the alert in defence of their rights. The Km having issued a mandate to the Magistrates to prepare the necessary information for'a. new Sur vey of the Kingdom, in order to the foundation of a new Land-Tat, those of Stutgard'have presented an Address to his Mutant, requesting him to call the States-General together, before any new Tax is im posed ; and according to the right of the people of Wirtemberg to tax themselves, to consult with their Representatives on that important subject. TIM following is the Answer which his Majesty's Mi nisters have been directed to give to this Remon strance That as on the dissolution of the last Assembly of the States, the way was pointed out which would lead to the calling of a new As sembly, the Government cannot be blamed for the want of such an Assembly ; but that his 111Aissry has not on that account ceased to set a great value on a Representation of the People, and will therefore not hesitate to carry it into effect as soon as he shall be convinced, by suitable declarations, of that concilia tory disposition upon which alone the attainment of the common object depends." An official notification has been received at Cleves from Berlin, that the report which has been spread of the eventual cession of the Duchy of Cleve; by Prussia to some other Power, is wholly destitute of four. dation . A letter from Vienna, dated January 9, says— " The Russian Minister of State, Count CAPO TRIA, is still here, but will set out in a few days with his brother, to travel through Italy to his native country, Corfu. His leave of absence is limited to four months. The Count is accompanied in hisjour ney by Lord GUILFORD . , who has already been fre quently in Greece, is perfect master of the modern Grce language, and has possessions at Athens and other parts of ancient Greece. Mr. MATLISCEWILZ, son of the well-known Polish Minister. a young man of great talents, who was attached to the Russian Embassy at Aix-la-Chapelle, and accompanied Count CAPO D'ISTRI A hither, is gone to Fiankfort ; it is %opposed that he is charged with a commission to the Russian Minister at the Diet, respecting the aln,ir; of Baden. It k now sail, that the departure of our EMPEROR is fixed fur the Sth or 9th of Februery• lii; MAJESTV at first intended to ptoceed from Venice. 1 1 where he will pass the latter part of the Carnival, di . rcctly the Legations, the Marches and the ‘brtizzos, to Naples, and not to ••i-it Rome and Florence till his return. This plan is changed. Their ins go from Vs.nice, by war of Modena and 1 3 .orn•t, to Florence, where they will spend some days tt tio• C u DcKe's Court. Then they go to Rome, I'II;FSTIF:3 think to spend three or four nn , aks, `l2.ling Pe,,ion week. Their stay is Naples probably be about the same length. Their return hart . will be 14 way of Rome, Fo!igne, Loretto, An _orn, Bologna, Modena, and Milan, where their MA• sEsr:;:3 will. pass some time before they return home. NinTTF.Ftv:vt, the Minister for Foreign Af cairf,, accom2any the E:ortnoa during the whole journey. The Erst sub;ect which will he discussed in the C•ermarle Diet on its approaching Session, will be ti:e Military Constitution of the Germania Confe- &ration. Repeated preliminary discussions are held here on this important subject. The pre.sents which the Emperor ALFICANDEa, left bel:ind are estunated to be worth 32,000 ducats. His MAse:ay assured many persons before his depart.ire, that he should be I:erc again in three years. It is added, that our Est pittnea solemnly promised his illustrious Ally, to pay him a visit in return at Petersburgh." It will be seen by the proceedings in the House of Assembly in Domi:.ic•i, given in anotlier column, that the slave-mongers ir. that island have taken great offence at the pri:lting of certain documents, by order of the House of Coramons, respecting their cruel, inhuman, and illegal treatment of their slaves. In consequence, an Address was presented by the House of Assembly to the Governor. requesting to be furnished with all the information he possessed on the subject, tnd expressing their conviction that the condition of the negroes there is "as happy as that of any slave population in the West Indies r- Thc fact may be so; but if so, Gon pity the poor negces, ►f it be true that everywhere else they are as miseralk as in Dominica; for, the Governor in his answer, alluding to the rarprize which the House had been pleased to express " at these instances of slaves having been loaded with heavy chains and collars," refers the House to his own Message in 1816; to the Circular Letter of the Privy Council on the subject ; and to the several prosecutions which had been instituted against individuals for using this illegal mode of punishment ; and expresses his regret that the House had not yet prohibited the use of dungeons of such a construction that a human being cannot stand upright, or even erect his body when kneeling, and into which no light nor air can find entrance, except through a small zigzag aperture la the wall. Determined, if possible, to falsify the established charges, the House begin de novo to examinz.. the cases stated ; and what do they effect, admitting their own chewing ?—The falsehood of the charge ?—No —The illegal punishment had been inflicted, but the Mau mere we so heavy as stated. We do not believe them. Why thew the counter-part of a chain, and from its weight infer that of the real one ? Shew the chains, ye torturers, and say how you dared to employ chains (of any weight) contrary to law ? MANCHESTER, J.!grAi Y i g• Mr. Burr and his friends Who accempar.le I: hither, left town this day ; and there has no: cc , red s from the time of his arrival to his departure, slightest interruption co the public pea ce , than the assembling of the multitude who zz l ,, the meeting and paraded the streets.in his procc , The cavalcade, on its march through the tow : , certainly a most revolutionary appearance, headed by the Cap of Liberty on a pole, 4:ld flags, bearing the inset iptions—u Thent a : , !L,!•. The Rights of Malt."-44 No Corn on addressing the mob who accompanied him Inn, exhorted them to depart peaceably ;,, homes, as spies and informers were lurking ; : c corner to entrap them. The meeting vas wholly composed" of the lower order& r c . ; persons of respectability being preseal. I IKI!( omitted to mention in my last, that while C KNIOIIT was haranguing the crowd, sl:ca o'clock, the scaffold ca which the orate,:. gave way at one end, and precipitated tleat ground. None of them were hirt, was soon reinstated so as to n.l:nit eat:in to with the business. •Yesterday, at three oclock. a t . :'• yet held at the Foreipn ()lice, wi:;:), v. •.. ,; ; j,',. the whole of the ~ CIiIINCELI.OI2, for the iirst any Cabinet or l'rivy Conrcil long ludiiposition. e.:cert 110LI‘e: his LontLit) of the gLar rentainirsj ty, n up at fire o'cloc k. Tile Earl of Lavcr..Poot. for , : ; yesterday. at Fife to a la: guished Personngei, among whom ‘‘ e—. The Duke of Wellington, the of qui, Camden, the Earl of the 1 . ... r! .•: 1 r.trl B..therat, the Earl of Sh::ftrsLun•, tI I. the rat: of Warwick, Lord St. llet L.ird Sat!oun. Lord Melville, Lord Sidniouth, grave, &c. • Major. General Sir W. E. Pntuar.r, P, rived at his house in Saatford-place, from a Colonel and Mrs. PA7'NEMIA: arived ycE at the London Hotel, Alhemarle-suet, from a C'l ucl V.'uns: arrived yer.v:rday a.. the 1)... H04.e1, from Bath. Miljor WILDMAN an:ved yesteiday Fir.tcl, from Brighton. Litlvnt_ficE Du-:n.;;, Es q . M. P. re.-. 2 ,ived ytstcrday at their in Ife.-tforo :'layfair, from their s,at, borcugh, Yc.rkshirc. The last two ye:r:-• hivro r,t-oved Royalty. Within that perif,,i it has 1.,-,E! most dt , t:nzuisi.al and e:•:alted e t•er-to• be-la — mented I't 4 ;:cess s'f next; he: Majesty, ot:r late yyr_cic•a Cr.t Y• • the (urea, of STAIN ; and now, L!-.e Arni Able Queen of WI Writ>: E it'3. • 111 - e following is an accurate acccun: cf changes in th.: of the Metrepo!is:—: NANT, frcm Wor.l7;p-street, succeeds the L. Evertors at Marlbornugli-street ; Mr. Lambeth-sneer., succes Mr. Lr..sen at Matte den: and Mr. Serjcant SF:LT.ON, from Union succeed; Mr. TuaroN at Ilatuar Garden. Ti Ma2istrates are:--Mr. tiss.;.ser, at Worship. Mr. RA WL INSO N, at Lambeth-strcet ; and Mr. B. Asixs, at linicn Hall. Yesterday a Court c: Directors was Yield East-India House, when Captain A. Hasittro . the ship Bombay, took leave of the Court, pre' to departing for St. Helena, Bombay, and - A singular and interest7w: circumstance ccc; in Dumfries on New Year's Day. The father famiiy had the happiness of being surrounded a: ner with no less than thirty-six children and children; which, with nine that died in infancy, 1 A progeny of forty-five persons! Tuesday se'nnight, on the Marriage of Sir D: Moxcnxiere, Bart. of Moncreiffe, the ntimero; nantry on his extensive estates, with many GI men from Perth, were invited to partake of a v tuous dinner, provided at the Moncreiffe Arm: Bridge of Earn. The cloth having been repo - . the healths of the worthy Baronet and his bea,' and accomplished Bride were drank with entlitL and long-continued bursts of acclamation. After ner the company withdrew to the ball-room, all the beauty and fashion from the surroun , country had assembled, and where the hilarity , evening was kept up to a late hour. Bonfires the adjoining hills blazed tire whole of the night The Colonial Assembly of Dominica have par an Act for providing a curate to promote teli , instruction among the Slaves in the several pm of that island. He is to receive a salary of 2001• annum, current money, and 4s. 6d. for every that lie baptizes, to be paid by the owner of Slave. It is fu rther enacted, that in case a Cl. man of The Church of England cannot be procv to accept of the ofike, the Governor may app it a Moravian Missionary of good character. Thl %re 'ist la AeE: Lqm Extract of a U . Ater addressed to'his Exceltenl Minister of Marine and Colonies, by Cheralii (WIEN, French Consul-General at London:—' French ship la Clio, of 400 tons, 72 days from tinique, laden with sugar and indigo, was sc with by the Commander of the Active, Englis' venue ratter, about six leagues from Falniotr the most critical situation.. The above ship- hi , all her masts, as also her rudder; and space of 417 days, had scudded under bare pc The crew were exhausted by fatigue and want of The Captain of the Active generously tool in tow ; not, however, without c - atsiderable 1; and some danger, in consequence of the bad we: and by his skill and care brought her into the p Falmouth on the 27th ult. One of the crew English cutter perished in the shock of he: c , in contact with the French ship. Tl.e corduct Englishmen towards us in this circumstance is the highest praise; in consequence tf wV.:II bassador, to whom the English Admiralty l ix ported the affair, returned an answer, convey:7' expmaiOtt of his high chi heutielt gratituc;. cter •LRY 19. sccemp:.r...e ^e has no: °cc. , Thl ais re departa • , • driver c peace, r.n d if ;tish le who :a.:„ .in his procc:..- Ves ra the tot , / itlver Tear ace, h t re pole, 4:ld - runt a -:r! Lil- • Ind n rn hill . T:NY >aided him • .0- eaceably 7,1 lurking c.• ,tiog tat ef criers : f r ont 1 post eat. I bcl!c, possi lac while owd, choir.. , . IVi Ih ricatts..s e t Lord :aced tier w :;11 I,,:te • t, zaLl s.. mail. st tat.. as tof.. • ret 1:14 ,1 V. 7c 7.: h..sr n - •••• • :.:( . 1..1611 .1 LC: 1., , 16: !I: v httl II Li. c 1; ; i< •• . r ,•;-• F : e :Les I; T , 1' .,1•: . [el in, • • 11; ar.E, M. P. e, from a ts••:.., united t•et, from a . y at. the Broil dank day a: • 1 d - hi he Ife.-tfor..••, • TYR' Hall, near oil tl •• • • snob is . fir'- t Y • • in:s has :cur.: rf t'ae .Inc) !,Is the this, snsd n at llatte. •nit om Union I cut arden. Thy -i. 7de Worship.:..., , hut ; and Mr. B:,i. ram an I was Yield 1.! pets L. HAMILTON:, by Court, prel••••"i mite ,y, and - char asstance nel. The father that arrounded ia Lc ldren and Ira- - in infar.cy, well ge of Sir De. - zigs the ntimeroii• : of hi th many Gt.:.• had atake of a Eli-. Ir. la creiffe Arms to B been r e t no-... Not and his bea with eathmia ration. After C. ball-room, la. tol, the surroundi blov the hilarity of t. et-. 11 r. Bonfires fo of the night. ASe4 Ilea have pas , Flu; tromote teligi Ibr : several pa , is: and : tlary of 200 L . for every 5!:. ct owner of Re g ; in case a Cc:: Lor a Dern nricet pror7 r may app::: haracter. sis ExcellenrT t. by Chevalier to t sui t s London :—". ? dip from C igo, Was sr tta< :iye, Englis': • om Palntoa • DlO. - ,re ship-had: der, and d , ariss Jet bare pc.: anti want of Cos: .rously took • t h e asiderable O. the bad wee! T:'•. or into the pct . : ie.: the crew .k of he: c , ::! dos. I.e cordtsct • CTI 11StAtiCC iS .1 wh'.,-.11 Imiralty 1,a3 sss.il COIIVCyII.. ne4 grAtitucic., • PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUARY 20. The Loss Dinar Roam again elicisted as Speaker, sad after Prayers were read, the Clerks admildstered the Oaths to sea hers as presented themselves. The following were serorn: The Ilsrquisaes Camden and Wellesley ; Earls Fits and Carnarven; Viscounts Hood, Melville, Dusan, Sydasy, and &mouth; and the Lards Krayen, Auckland, sad Ba The : Hones then adjourned tin to-morrow, when the Royal Speech for opening the business of the Session will be delivered by the Lords Conunbsioners in the usual form. HOUSE OF COMMONS. At three o'clock the SMXIII, having counted forty Members, took the Chair. About fifty or sixty Members then took the Oaths, after which the House adjourned. THE EVENING STAR.